Speak well; speak often.

Rick Santorum is not a front runner. 

Rick Santorum is the most recent in a series of anyone-but-Romney choices that the GOP voters have embraced for a very brief time before realizing that their pool of candidates is comprised of people less likable than the owners and proprietors of Paddy’s Pub. His near win in Iowa is more demonstrative of a game of musical chairs than a come-from-behind victory.

Rick Santorum is a flash in a pan (as were Palin, Trump, Bachmann, Perry, Cain and Gingrich—this years’ other two-week front runners).

GOP voters are not to be blamed. The media has abdicated its duty of identifying the pattern being displayed and has freely handed over legitimacy and a mouthpiece to a dangerous political mind.