“The only one I wouldn’t support is McCain,” Santorum said during an interview in his office at the Ethics and Public Policy Center in Washington, where he is a senior fellow. “I don’t agree with him on hardly any issues,’’ Santorum said. “I don’t think he has the temperament and leadership ability to move the country in the right direction.”

Santorum suggested that McCain also wasn’t as solidly anti-abortion as he would like. “He may be pro-life, but I served with him for 12 years, and I know how pro-life he is,” Santorum said.

In a different time maybe I'd have taken him out of the game too but I think we are in a different time. That national security is the issue. He's someone who has impressive credentials on national security. I don't agree with him on some of the other issues and I'm going to wait and see how he deals with those.

Mitt is a guy who has recently come to my side on some issues of importance to me but I want to see how he holds up under the pressure. See how he deals with his governing of Massachussetts particularlyhis health care plan, which is under increased scrutiny right now, let's just say that, its not working out so well.