Republican presidential candidate, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum talks to reporters after a speech om healthcare, Monday, Feb. 6, 2012, in Rochester, Minn.
Charles Rex Arbogast, Associated Press
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Over at The Daily Beast, Howard Kurtz writes that latest GOP frontrunner Rick Santorum will be under a harsh spotlight in tonight's debate in Mesa, Ariz.
"When Santorum takes the stage Wednesday night, the glare of the spotlight will be unusually harsh. Despite complaints from his campaign about distorted media coverage, he is the one who has raised every one of these issues, along with birth control, in recent days. Reporters weren't peppering him with questions about home schooling or amniocentesis. He's the guy who put these subjects in play."
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All Romney will do is denegrate him and President Obama.
That isn't a debate, it's a hair-pulling girlie fight.
But that's ok.
We know all we need to know about the GOP now.
Let 'em battle it out. let 'em both go broke More..
Oh geez - this is soooo predictable. CNN will hammer Santorum on all the social issue stuff that people could care less about and steer clear of ANY questions on the economy or military cuts etc... CNN's job is to service their boss - Barack Hussin More..