I agree. Santorum has said exactly nothing about his ideas, his track record is basically big spending and big government, and he seems to be most like Huckabee (a social conservative who had basically RINO ideas about economy and government). Granted, that's better than Romney, but Santorum has got to prove that he has better ideas and more capacity to carry them out than the other GOP candidates before he gets a coronation like this. One early win in a weird race certainly doesn't mean that he has been annointed.
You rarely hear people talking about behind the scenes stuff there in this detail. I was fascinated by it and suspect there are others here who would enjoy it. Santorum did play a significant role in several of the good congressional actions back around Newt's golden age. Those who like Newt in part because of his ability to get things done, but don't know much about Santorum may find this useful in evaluating what Santorum might do, how he'd go about it and whether you believe he'd succeed. By all means use your own judgement. BTW, be warned that the audio quality is serviceable, not perfect. Sometimes it gets pretty soft and once you could hear a train passing outside.
If you like this it appears to be part of a series. They also have audio interviews with Perry (12/21/11), Gingrich (12/19/11), Romney, Bachmann (12/8/11) and Pawlenty (7/25/11). I haven't yet listened to any but Santorum's but will be downloading more to listen to when I find the time.