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Rick Santorum takes a pass on serving in a Romney administration

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June 18, 2012

"It's pretty much a flat no," Santorum told CNN over the weekend.

"I want to help Mitt Romney get elected president, and I'll be happy to help and advise him if he wants my advice as president, but my objective right now is to serve my family and provide for them," he added.

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