According to Foreign Policy, he has written 40 articles on Iran and has concluded:
There may be no better window into Santorum's views on Iran than his writings as a fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center (EPPC) -- a position he held between losing his Pennsylvania Senate seat in 2006 and entering the presidential race in June 2011. He joined the Washington, D.C.-based think tank, which aims to apply the "Judeo-Christian moral tradition to critical issues of public policy," back in 2007 to establish and direct the "America's Enemies" program -- an initiative that, unlike America's adversaries, folded after Santorum's departure, according to the EPPC. And, for Santorum, Iran was Public Enemy No. 1. "I know that I'm not the foremost scholar in the world, but I can offer a lot of ideas," he told National Review as he settled in at the think tank.
So, just what were those ideas, and how do they compare to Santorum's rhetoric on the campaign trail today? Under the disquieting rubric "The Gathering Storm," Santorum penned roughly 40 articles on Iran during his EPPC stint...
Here's a look at some of what Santorum had to say on the subject...
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It seems to me that there are many countries that are way better equipped to detonate that bomb over the U.S. Ok, so where is it? The only reason that Iran is so motivated to wish they could do it is because we spend our whole foreign policy on sabre rattling, sanctioning, and starving them! OUR FOREIGN POLICY IS PISSING IRAN OFF! Get it?
Next time you see your neighbor out in the yard, stand at your property line and throw rocks at him. Then march around town telling them that crazy sob is fixin' to kill you some day. Then go back home and throw some more rocks. At his house, car, etc. When the cops come by, plead the 5th. Let this go on for a few months and then tell me that he finally "went off the deep end" on you.
I will laugh at your ignorance.
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