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Rick Santorum Is the Spokesman for a Catholic Stem Cell Research Organization
Give Cures is an "ethical" stem cell research organization that only uses adult stem cells and restricts its research to experiments and procedures OKed by the Catholic Church. The organization is launching an initiative to raise awareness and funds—along with a cord blood bank—and has tapped everybody's favorite former Republican presidential candidate, Rick Santorum, to be its spokesman. [Politics PA]
Santorum Says Most Americans “Don’t Measure Richness in Money”
Failed GOP presidential candidate and sweater vest enthusiast Rick Santorum spoke to an audience at the Conservative Political Action Committee gathering in Chicago. In his speech, Santorum bashed big government and said that most Americans, "don’t measure richness in money, they measure it, "in other things, like being there to coach Little League." New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is delivering the keynote address at the CPAC event. [NJ.com]
Rick Santorum Was on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno
Rick Santorum made an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno to talk about his endorsement (?) of Mitt Romney, Obamacare, single-parent households, gay marriage, and gay adoption. Oh, and he gave Leno a sweater vest. Of course he did. [NBC]
Rick Santorum Required Free Breakfast Buffets
Before dropping out of the race for the Republican nomination last month, Rick Santorum's only requirement on lodging while on the campaign trail was that places offer free breakfast buffets. We don't care how free the breakfast at the hotel was, Santorum and company better have gotten themselves a proper Shady Maple breakfast when they were in Lancaster in early April. [Jezebel]
Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum Met Privately in Pittsburgh
This morning, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney met with his former Republican rival Rick Santorum privately in Pittsburgh. Details of what the two discussed have not yet been reported, though aides to Rick Santorum indicated that he intended to congratulate Mitt Romney and ask how he can help the presumptive nominee defeat Barack Obama in the presidential election. [Washington Post]
Republicans Lose the Cutest Religious Zealot in Presidential Race
Rick Santorum has dropped out of the race for the Republican nomination for president, and no one is very surprised by that. In fact, it’s pretty amazing that he got as far as he did with his myopic platform. Does anyone know what he thinks of besides abortion? Anyway, the field narrows. With the suspension of Santorum’s campaign, however, we lost one of the cutest candidates we’ve seen for a while. I know, slightly ferret-ish but still an attractive man. Mitt Romney, the presumptive candidate is a good-looking guy, too, but there’s a blankness there, no sparkle in the eye indicating maybe some fire in the belly.
Rick Santorum’s Campaign By the Numbers
On June 6, 2011, Rick Santorum announced his candidacy for President of the United States. Yesterday, April 10, 2012, he called it quits at an afternoon press conference in Gettysburg. Here's a breakdown, by the numbers, of what happened in between.
Duration of Santorum candidacy in hours: 7,422
People who have gone to hell1: 31,301,542
Original hardcore pornographic videos created in the U.S.: 11,418
Megadeth shows: 27
State legislatures that legalized same-sex marriage2: 4
Governors to veto those decisions: 1
Percentage of answers I got right in "Who Said It, Rick Santorum or Adolf Hitler?" quiz: 60
Known instances of Santorum publicly cursing: 1
Highest price paid for a
What the World Was Like the Day Rick Santorum Announced His Candidacy for President
Today, when you heard the news that former PA senator Rick Santorum dropped out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination, didn’t it seem like Rick had been campaigning forever? Remember when he announced, and his candidacy had that new-car smell on June 6, 2011, before he became the quotable Santorum. Back then, America felt fresher, seemed less cynical. Bread was cheaper. People didn’t lock their doors. You still had your baby teeth. What was life like back in those days?
1. Gas cost an average of $3.78 a gallon, a whole 14 cents cheaper than it is today.
2. The day after he announced,

















