Won't YOU pay for Little Johnny Santorum's tuition...you cold BASTARD?

[Human Torch]

Santorum's Children Defend Dad in New Ad

http://apnews.myway.com/article/20060908/D8K0UVVG1.html

Sep 8, 6:34 PM (ET)

By PETER JACKSON

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(AP) New Pittsburgh Mayor Luke Ravenstahl, left, greets U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum, R-Pa., as he arrives at...

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Sen. Rick Santorum's newest ad features unconventional surrogates - his six children - defending his parental judgment amid criticism of his use of Pennsylvania taxpayers' money to pay for their education.

"My dad's opponents have criticized him for moving us to Washington so we can be with him more," 13-year-old Johnny Santorum says in the opening of the 30-second spot, which was filmed last spring in the house that Santorum and his wife own in the Pittsburgh suburb of Penn Hills.

Fifteen-year-old Elizabeth says her father, the Senate's third-ranking Republican, "votes in Washington almost 40 weeks some years," while Peter, who is about to turn 7, says his dad spends much of his other time traveling "all across Pennsylvania." Summing up, 8-year-old Sarah Marie says, "Being our dad is the most important job he'll ever have."

[proud2BlibKansan]

1. Is the dead baby in the ad too?

http://www.hannity.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-2776.html

[Greeby]

2. No wonder Sick Rick shells out for private education

This guy looks like he'd get eaten alive at a regular school :evilgrin:

[Janice325]

3. Jesus, I guess Repukes can surprise me when it comes to:

"How low can you go?"
That's pretty pathetic, making your young children shill for you. He's making his children "fair game," IMO, for any type of criticism by putting them in the forefront like that.
Sheesh.