Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum already lost his spot on Fox News due to his possibly presidential run. Now, just days before officially declaring his candidacy on June 6, he’s losing another job — his spot as guest-host for Bill Bennett’s Morning In America. He’s appeared on the the nationally syndicated radio program listeners for the last two years, discussing foreign policy and his differences with the Obama administration, among other things.
“If he, in fact, does formally declare his candidacy for president we will no longer use him as a guest host on Bill Bennett‘s Morning In America,” said Tom Tradup, vice president for news and talk programming at the Dallas-based Salem Radio Network, in a statement to Politico.
But that doesn’t mean Santorum won’t be welcome back at the station. “He and all other presidential candidates —Republican and Democratic — will continue to be welcome to address SRN’s nationwide audience on our many nationally-syndicated talk shows,” Tradup said.
