Rick santorum

• GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Rick Santorum complains that GOP presidential rival Mitt Romney and his allies are outspending him. He laments that he doesnt have as beefy an organization as Romney.
(Huffington Post)
• When he lost his re-election bid in 2006, Pennsylvanian Rick Santorum also gave up the responsibility of upholding one of the longest traditions of the U.S Senate, maintaining the "candy desk.
(ABC News)
• Washington (CNN) - Voters in Wisconsin over the last few days have witnessed a full arsenal assault on Rick Santorum by the Mitt Romney campaign and the super PAC supporting it.
(CNN)
• In September, Herman Rowland, a Fairfield candy manufacturer and GOP donor, gave $2,500 to Texas Gov. Rick Perry, then a contender for the Republican presidential nomination.
(Huffington Post)
• For some people, few things say Ronald Reagan like Jelly Belly candy, apparently. Which explains why Rick Santorum will be holding a rally at the California headquarters of the candy maker Thursday.
(NPR News)
• Click here to listen to Newsradio 620 WTMJs Charlie Sykes interview Rick Santorum.
(msnbc.com)
• A super PAC supporting Rick Santorum is increasing its ad buy in Wisconsin in advance of Tuesday's primary, while pushing the case that the former Pennsylvania senator can win a delegate fight against Mitt Romney.
(Washington Post)
• Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum won half of Tennessee's delegates to the Republican National Convention from Super Tuesday presidential primary voting earlier this month, the state GOP said after results were certified today.
(Nashville Tennessean)
• Last week on CNN, Karen Santorum was asked if her husband, Rick, is "anti-woman." "Absolutely not," she said, adding that women have "nothing to fear" from the Republican presidential candidate.
(Politico.com)
• Its a relatively quiet week in the GOP presidential nominating calendar. All of which means the political news is focused, instead, on the Supreme Court arguments being heard this week on Obamacare – which Mr.
(The Christian Science Monitor)