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Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum’s image as a straight arrow was reinforced Sunday by the straightest arrow of them all, 1950s-era crooner Pat Boone, who endorsed the former U.S. senator from Pennsylvania for president and called him the best thing since Ronald Reagan.
“I’ve known Rick for many years and Rick has been a consistent defender of conservatism and the values our great nation was founded upon,” Boone said in a statement released Sunday by the Santorum campaign.
Thanks a lot!I clicked on that vid..nearly 4 minutes of my life I can never get back!I guess living next to ozzy osbourne scored him some fashion tips but he didn't quite absorb the concept of heavy metal.
How dare Pat Boone have an opinion and express it! How dare somebody, uh "old", show an interest in politics and the current state of the world. This is the domain of the young and hip.
It only counts when young cool contemporary pop stars endorse candidates. Gee, let's see, how much has Kelly Clarkson's endorsement helped Ron Paul?
How dare Pat Boone have an opinion and express it! How dare somebody, uh "old", show an interest in politics and the current state of the world. This is the domain of the young and hip.
It only counts when young cool contemporary pop stars endorse candidates. Gee, let's see, how much has Kelly Clarkson's endorsement helped Ron Paul?
Ahh, who and who?
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