Santorum declines potential job offer with Mitt Romney

When you’re Rick Santorum, one of your many priorities isn’t exactly helping Mitt Romney  in the White House if and when the controversial candidate gets ‘elected president’.

In a new interview with CNN, Santorum ‘flatly said no’ in response to a question asking if he’d ever take a job in a potential ‘Romney administration’.

“I want to help Mitt Romney get elected president,” Santorum said on CNN’s “State of the Union” on Sunday. “I’ll be happy to help him and advise him if he wants my advice as president. But, no, my objective right now is to serve my family and provide for them. I’ve got two kids in college.”

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