Is Rick Santorum’s “Google Problem” website – the one that ranks first when you Google Rick Santorum , and produces a hilariously revolting definition of the former Senator’s surname – sponsored by fellow Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney? It certainly looks that way: Lovely. As if that weren’t bad enough, the ad shown here is from Mitt Romney’s official campaign (as opposed to the Super PAC he benefits from but disavows). The image above is not Photoshopped either. Check out the video here: Mitt Romney Ad on Spreading Santorum After Santorum and Romney fought to a near-draw in the closest Iowa caucus results in history, more people than ever are Googling the former’s name, too. It’s unclear who is behind the site Google bombing Santorum, or whether the ad was bought for the site specifically or on an ad network that includes the site. If you go there right now, a generic AdSense spot appears. It could have been just a coincidence that AdSense used a Romney ad, but that’s still amusing. Either way, for the anti-gay marriage conservative, who went from also-ran to a top-tier contender overnight, it’s a Google problem that began long ago by a gay journalist who decided to have fun with Santorum’s homophobia, and one that won’t go away.
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Spreading Santorum: Paid For By Mitt Romney!
