Santorum - A "Pine Hills" Guy !

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Sunday, I sent the following email to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. And please note, while I can only find a hyphen in the transcript of the Meet The Press debate where Santorum said it, I watched the debate twice, and am positive Santorum called Penn Hills, Pine Hills.
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Post Gazette Editor,

During the Meet The Press senate debate of September 3, 2006, Rick Santorum, who said he resides one month a year, in a house that's vacant, is a "Pine Hills" guy. That's who he really is. Hey, even his dentist lives there. Well, maybe his dentist lives in a place called Pine Hills, but Santorum's small real estate property, that he never lives in, is in Penn Hills! A slip of the tongue, you say? If so, does Rick know he's representing Pennsylvania, and not Pinesylvania?

If Santorum sporadically lives at, or even visits his Steven's Lane holding, shouldn't he open the door of his residence to the media, rather than use the Capitol police to make sure no one opens the front door?

Santorum - such a Penn Hills guy; he can't even remember it's name!

[IntravenousDemilo]

1. Well, I remember Santorum's name, and even his definition...

...the frothy mix of lube and fecal matter that is sometimes the byproduct of anal sex

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2. My Question For The Meet The Press Debate....

Senator Santorum deceived Penn Hills School District to the amount of $100,000 in cyber-school tuition fees by stating he resided in that school district. He also complained that someone was looking in the windows of his Penn Hills home and this was a security issue to his family. However, the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, in a May 26th editorial, http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06146/693291-192.stm stated they mailed questionnaires to Santorum’s Penn Hill’s address, and they were returned to sender because Senator Santorum doesn’t live there.

Regardless, Senator Santorum sent Capitol Police to Pennsylvania at taxpayer’s expense, even though, along with his family, he lives in Leesburg, Virginia. What is the Senator’s explanation for not paying the district what he owed for the cyber education of his children, despite his winning on a district-filing technicality, and for sending Capitol Hill police to a vacant house?