The Pittsburgh paper rips Senator Santorum over the fact that he doesn't physically live in the residence used to list as his residence for voting and consideration for his Congress seat.
Before every election, the Post-Gazette routinely sends letters to the candidates seeking material for the Voters Guide. Back in March, as part of that process for the primary, the newspaper sent a letter to Rick Santorum at his home address, at least the one that he claims. Back from Penn Hills came the letter with a sticker from the U.S. Postal Service checked as "Not Deliverable As Addressed -- Unable To Forward."
That is all you need to know about the nasty dispute between the Republican Sen. Santorum and his Democratic opponent, Bob Casey Jr., in the November election. The whole thing is rooted in one inconvenient fact for Sen. Santorum: He doesn't live here anymore...
It's quite obvious that the lights are on, but no one is home.
This seems to me like a scathing example of election fraud, and it should be investigated as such. Either the Senator lives in the residence or he doesn't...quite simple.
I just can't believe the fraud the GOP will commit just to keep control of Congress. Just another example of the "culture of corruption" the GOP has brought to the politics scene.
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