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Pitching himself in Wichita ahead of the caucuses: Mitt Romney, who the former Pennsylvania senator told Kansans on Friday would not “tell the truth to the American people” if elected president. “You know ladies and gentlemen, we already have one president who doesn’t tell the truth to the American people,” Santorum said in Topeka, referring to Barack Obama. “We don’t need another nominated by our party to do the same.
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Mitt Romney has pulled ahead of native son Rick Santorum in Pennsylvania, a new Public Policy Polling (D) survey shows. Romney attracts 42 percent of the support from likely GOP primary voters, while the former Keystone State senato... Read Post

Rick Santorum called Mitt Romney to tell him he’s ending his presidential campaign. Santorum’s campaign had insisted earlier in the day that the former Pennsylvania senator was not leaving the race despite a last-minute decision to ... Read Post

After nearly edging out former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney — the living embodiment of the “one percent” — in the first GOP presidential caucus in Iowa, former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum has sought to portray himself a... Read Post