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All Eyes on Santorum Ahead of Wednesday Night Debate
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by News Editor
Rick Santorum. Photo: wiki commons.
LA Times – The last time the four remaining contenders in the GOP presidential race met on a debate stage, all eyes were on Newt Gingrich, who was trying to ride the momentum off his surprise victory in South Carolina.
On Wednesday night, the spotlight turns to Rick Santorum.
In a race that has seen a cast of not-Mitt Romney characters take turns challenging the sometimes-front-runner, Santorum is on his second surge. He won the Iowa caucuses, albeit by a tiny margin and weeks after Romney was initially declared the winner. But his candidacy faded into the background as Newt Gingrich rose in South Carolina.
