[true believer forever]

They ruled against his residency because he spent time there and DID pay the taxes. He honestly thought he was following the rules. Personally, I wouldn’t have paid for it either.

The school district failed to file the necessary documents before the deadline to get the Santorum's payment. And because of that, the ruling was in favor of Sanctimonium, a techinality. He could have paid the bill, some 50 thousand dollars, as a good faith, "following the rules" gesture, BUT HE DIDN'T. the school district was on the hook for it. But then, when you're the God-has-called-me candidate, you shouldn't trouble yourself with trite earthly matters such as paying your bills.

[netmilsmom]

>>BUT HE DIDN’T. the school district was on the hook for it.<<

SO?
I wouldn’t either. What part of “he paid taxes on his part time residence, the home he owns in district” don’t you get?

What kind of a lib are you? You’re saying, “Hey, take the man’s taxes THEN he should give more!”

That’s Moronic.