Rick Santorum recently addressed students at North Catholic High School in Pittsburgh and said something that we found very interesting. Rick was telling the students that when he was growing up he didn't live close enough to a Catholic high school to attend one. But that's not what we found interesting, what was interesting was when Rick said this, "So, I didn't go to a Catholic high school when I was living in Pennsylvania." (emphasis ours)

We find it refreshing that Rick has decided to drop all pretense and acknowledge that he doesn't live in the state he represents. Here's the video:

The Beaver County Times tells us about Lloyd "Skip" Haswell, a Marine Corps veteran who was recently listed as a member of a group of "Veterans for Santorum." It seems that Rick's recent vote against an amendment to provide "an assured stream of funding for veterans health care," and his failure to respond to Mr. Haswell's inquiries about that vote, have caused Mr. Haswell to reconsider his support for Rick:


We agree with Mr. Haswell, veterans do deserve answers from Rick Santorum to questions like this one: why do you vote to continue tax cuts for the rich at the expense of health care funding for veterans?

Please call Rick's office or send him an email and see if he'll answer your questions.

Here's Rick's number: 202-224-6324
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Let us know in the comments if you get any answers.

Rick Santorum has received yet another distinction. A Survey USA poll released yesterday puts Rick's job approval rating at 39% and his disapproval rating at 53%.

This poll makes it official, Rick Santorum is now the least popular member of the U.S. Senate. Congratulations, Rick.

In the latest episode of HBO's The Sopranos, Tony Soprano discusses his feelings about homosexuality with his psychiatrist. During the discussion we learn that Tony agrees "with that Senator Sanatorium" when it comes to what societal acceptance of homosexuality might lead to. Here's the video:

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Rick Santorum spoke to the conservative Pennsylvania Leadership Conference last night. During his address he spoke about faith in the United States and compared it to the role of faith in western Europe. Here's what Rick claims is happening to western Europe because of secularism, "Those cultures are dying. People are dying. They're being overrun from overseas... and they have no response. They have nothing to fight for. They have nothing to live for."

On the other hand according to Rick, "More people go to church on Sunday in America than go to all of the sporting events in America held in a year combined." We're not sure where that statistic comes from or what it means, but Rick seems to find it reassuring. Here's the video: