Rick Santorum took a break from his usual speaking style, "in tongues," to tell English-speaking Puerto Ricans, who speak English, that if they want statehood, they must speak English.It's no "language of the ghetto," but it'll do, Pig.
And I'll bet they had a word for it, too. "Santorum" (second declension, pl. "santora") is obviously Latin, so it should be well understood in Latin America.
And look at what a mess it's made of Switzerland! Totally backwards and disorganized, thanks to all them furrin' languages and not enough Jeebus.
<i>However, the U.S. Constitution does not designate an official language, nor is there a requirement that a territory adopt English as its primary language in order to become a state.</i> Probably a bunch of libruls were behind this, not real americans!</i>
HOLA? ESPEAKA ENGLISH? Is, um... QUIERO EL SANTORUM-O EL SPEECHING-O?
SANTORUMO: El Presidente Muy Grundle!
And I&#039;ll bet they had a word for it, too. &quot;Santorum&quot; (second declension, pl. &quot;santora&quot;) is obviously Latin, so it should be well understood in Latin America.
Luis Fortuno for president!!!
And look at what a mess it&#039;s made of Switzerland! Totally backwards and disorganized, thanks to all them furrin&#039; languages and not enough Jeebus.
Kinda like how you need a license to own a freaking dog, but you can keep popping out all the inbred, home-skooled idjuts you want to.
See? I told you it worked!
Rick Santorum, according to the Missibama-ites: &quot;This guy is just the right amount of shitty&quot;
<i>However, the U.S. Constitution does not designate an official language, nor is there a requirement that a territory adopt English as its primary language in order to become a state.</i> Probably a bunch of libruls were behind this, not real americans!</i>
He sure knows how to leak obnoxiousness all over the place.
In Spanish, how does one say &quot;dribblin&#039; doodie-chute&quot;