Santorum PAC

• A poll about a week ago showed Romney with a narrow 6-point lead, although he appeared to blow that open after devoting more time to the state, as he and an affiliated super PAC blasted Santorum on the airwaves and outspent him 7-to-1.
(New York Post)
• Red White and Blue Fund, a super-PAC backing former U.S. Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, spent $3.2 million in February.
(Bloomberg)
• By contrast, the Santorum campaign and his super PAC, The Red, White and Blue Fund, combined to spend roughly $525,000. That edge was more pronounced in the Chicago area. Mr. Romney and his super PAC spent more than $1.
(Wall Street Journal)
• Washington (CNN) – Mitt Romney and the super PAC backing his candidacy, Restore Our Future, have spent almost $4 million on broadcast and cable ads in Illinois, according to the latest media buy information.
(CNN)
• Romney won, he said, because of a Super PAC funded by his billionaire friends.
(Newser)
• His campaign and Restore Our Future, a super PAC that supports him, outspent Santorum and his super PAC by $3.5 million to $500,000, an advantage of 7-1.
(Washington Post)
• Rick Santorum allies are ripping Mitt Romney for supporting the Wall Street rescue and Massachusetts' health care law in an ad that starts airing Thursday night in Illinois ahead of Tuesday's primary.
(Wall Street Journal)
• His campaign and Restore Our Future, a super PAC that supports him, outspent Santorum and his super PAC by $3.5 million to $500,000, an advantage of 7-1. Polls in Illinois closed at 8 p.m. EDT. Illinois Polls Close at 8 p.m.
(YAHOO!)
• And the bartender says Hello Mitt. Funny, but true, the narrator says, recycling a joke used by pro-Santorum super PAC backer Foster Friess. You see Mitt Romney doesnt seem to have any core values, just kinda says what he thinks people want to hear.
(Wbaltv.com)
• Santorum super PAC mega-donor Foster Friess, speaking on Fox News this afternoon, defended the candidate on his unemployment comments yesterday. He darn well is concerned about the employment rate, he said.
(Politico.com)