The answer is, I would say yes. I mean, if you're going to go out is there and criticize someone for using executive orders and you use them yourself, then you should suffer the consequences of your previous statements.
Rick Santorum: “The answer is, I would say yes. I mean, if you're going to go out is there and criticize someone for using executive…”
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Rick Santorum addresses the hypocrisy of President Trump using executive orders after criticizing President Obama for the same.
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