Santorum v. Santorum

On one hand, we have Rick Santorum, the Reformer.

Speaking from the Senate floor, U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum (R., Pa.) urged his colleagues to curtail a popular perk: private corporate-sponsored flights at bargain rates for members of Congress.
"This is clearly a subsidy," he said March 8.

On the other hand, we have Rick Santorum, the Not Reformer.

Two days earlier, he had taken a BellSouth plane from a runway near his home in Leesburg, Va., to fund-raising events in North Carolina and South Carolina. The jet ferried Santorum, two aides and Ward White, BellSouth's top Washington lobbyist.
Santorum paid $6,955 - first-class rates, as Senate rules require, but a fraction of what it costs to operate the plane.

Which one is running for re-election? You be the judge.

For complete details, see Carrie Budoff's piece in the Inquirer, from which these excerpts were extracted.