 strategists poised themselves to take advantage of Santorum's association with the neologism phenomenon. Based on sources among Democratic operatives, Jack Cahill of reports Democratic tactics in Missouri involve actually galvanizing support for Santorum ahead of that state's in order to eliminate the possibility of a Mitt Romney win. Cahill says they view Santorum as mostly a dirty joke's punchline. In a 2003 interview with the Associated Press, Rick Santorum compared legalizing to supporting . Readers of the advice column selected a new definition for the Senator’s last name, and Savage created a website www.spreadingsantorum.com to document the spread of the phenomenon. The term became a prominent result in searches online, and gained dominance on including  , , and Yahoo!.
Democratic strategists poised themselves to take advantage of Santorum's association with the neologism phenomenon. Based on sources among Democratic operatives, Jack Cahill of reports Democratic tactics in Missouri involve actually galvanizing support for Santorum ahead of that state's in order to eliminate the possibility of a Mitt Romney win. Cahill says they view Santorum as mostly a dirty joke's punchline. In a 2003 interview with the Associated Press, Rick Santorum compared legalizing to supporting . Readers of the advice column selected a new definition for the Senator’s last name, and Savage created a website www.spreadingsantorum.com to document the spread of the phenomenon. The term became a prominent result in searches online, and gained dominance on including Google , , and Yahoo!.
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