Normally, I wouldn't indulge in kicking a dog when he's down, but in this instance, I'll make an exception.
Check out Rick Santorum's Beastly Politics in The Nation:
"In 2003, during an otherwise routine interview with a female reporter from the Associated Press, the Pennsylvania Republican startled her by spontaneously suggesting that repeal of laws banning sodomy would lead to "man-on-dog" sex. "I'm sorry, I didn't think I was going to be talking about 'man-on-dog' with a United States senator," the reporter interjected. "It's sort of freaking me out."
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Recently, John Miller of National Review declared that Santorum's loss would not only cost the right wing "one of its most talented warriors" but would also be "a repudiation of conservatism itself." Yet the movement that animated Santorum's ideology on matters from abortion to "man-on-dog" sex is already looking beyond him for their next political host body. They are especially interested in outgoing Massachusetts governor and possible GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney."
I knew there was at reason why Mitt Romney made my skin crawl when I first noticed him as grand master (or whatever they call it) in the Olympics (whatever year that was).
Hey, if it ain't baseball, I ain't paying attention.
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