While Santorum's long-time opponents on the left have been shining a light his bigoted, backward politics to thwart his presidential campaign, it seems now those on the right are joining in by unveiling contradictions between homophobic politico's rhetoric and his post-Senate work:From "For All of Santorum's Traditionalism Rhetoric," posted over at the right-wing website RedState:
Universal Health Services, on whose board he sat until he left in June of this year, runs a PRIDE Institute in Minnesota. It’s the “nation’s first and leading provider of mental health service to the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered community.”
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We shouldn't however, hold it against Santorum. Often when principle and paycheck come in conflict, paycheck wins. Principle does not always feed a family.
Or is it a case of all those rumors being true?
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It’s the “nation’s first and leading provider of mental health service to the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered community.”
He probably thought it offered "reparative" therapy for ex-gays.
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