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As anyone who's been paying attention to the Republican presidential sweepstakes for 2012, my old college roommate.

People don't know that about us, but we actually went to college together.

We bunk together for a very long time.

My old college roommate,

Rick Santorum, very likely running for president, definitely running for president. He's not

going to, perhaps, you know, unlikely to win the nomination, likely to win Iowa, because everyone

in Iowa, according to New York Times, front page story last week, has completely lost their minds.

Unlikely to win the nomination. But this race in 2012 really isn't about winning anything

but the nomination, because they're certainly not going to take the presidency away from

Barack Obama with the Michelle Bachman and Sarah Palin or Rick Santorum or Mike Huckabee.

This is just about leveraging the Republican nomination and the nomination

process for fresh gigs on Fox News over the next four years. Fresh well-paid gigs on Fox News

over the next four years. So let's not be deluded about what's going on on the Republican side.

That's why there aren't really any serious Republicans running for president. Anyway,

Rick Santorum running for president.

And here's what he had to say recently about the non-existent social security crisis. Social security is completely solvent. Don't fall for that.

My apologies to Canada. We're going to talk about American politics for a minute. Here's Rick in full froth this week about Social Security.

The former Pennsylvania senator, former because he lost by 18 fucking points, former Pennsylvania

senator and potential presidential candidate was asked about Social Security during an interview.

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