Yesterday, before the senate debated and voted on the stem cell bills, Rick Santorum was a guest on C-Span's Washington Journal.

After a caller phoned in to voice her moral outrage over embryonic stem cell research, Rick expressed his belief that, "most scientists unfortunately, those that certainly are advocating for this (embryonic stem cell research), and many others feel very little moral compulsion." Rick continued, "It's a utilitarian, materialistic view of doing whatever they can do to pursue their desired goals."

Um, Rick, do you mean the horrifying goal of trying to find cures for terminal diseases? Here's the video:

Rick Santorum was Lou Dobbs' guest last night to discuss immigration reform. Does Dobbs discuss anything else? Rick's opposed to the immigration reform bill that passed the Senate with bipartisan support because it provides illegal immigrants already in the country the ability to become citizens.

During the interview with Dobbs, Rick explained why he believes the Senate passed the legislation. He blames it on a coalition involving the "Wall Street Journal" and "open-markets conservatives" who he says want a flow of cheap labor into the country, and Democrats who see this as a political opportunity to build a base of support for the future.

We found it amazing that Rick would accuse anyone of playing politics with immigration considering the headlines he's been generating lately. When it comes to hypocrisy, Rick never lets us down. Here's the video: