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A critique of “It takes family� by Rick Santorum
Dealing with the current issues of marriage and family people are being to determine their own views of what they consider a traditional or nuclear family to. In this critique “It Takes Family: Conservatism and the Common Good� Rick Santorum is a graduate of the university of Pittsburg, and was elected into US house of representatives of the Senate at the age of 32. He is known for is fight for social reform of welfare. He served on the Senate Agriculture, Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs. Here describes his views as well full support of the traditional American family. This nuclear family consist of a husband, wife, and children all living in a loving and stable environment, being actively engaged in business, their community, their religion ,and other individuals. (Santorum, 89). Santorum argues that the families that function the best have a two- parent home and live in the better communities. Lastly, he stresses......

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