Arlen Specter has come out on MSNBC today and said that he felt that Rick Santorum is too extreme to be President, and that Santorum is misrepresenting events from 2004. In this week’s GOP debate, Santorum said that he had endorsed Arlen Specter in order to get Specter to agree to Bush’s judicial nominees. Glenn, who interviewed Santorum for a full hour on GBTV last night, asked Santorum to respond to the attacks.
Politico reports:

“Where you have Senator Santorum’s views, so far to the right, with his attitude on women in the workplace and gays and the bestiality comments and birth control, I do not think it is realistic for Rick Santorum to represent America,” Specter said on MSNBC’s “Daily Rundown.”
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Specter also said that Santorum had misrepresented him in Wednesday’s presidential debate. Santorum had claimed that he had endorsed Specter on the condition that Specter agree to the confirmation of President Bush’s judicial nominees.
“We never had a conversation about his support for me in 2004. It was just assumed. We had always supported each other. The issue about my backing the president’s nominees came up after I was elected and the question was on my chairmanship,” Specter said. “That is flatly not true.”

Video of the segment is below:

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