Santorum provided the biggest moment on education so far in the presidential campaign, when he called President Barack Obama a "snob" for pushing policies to ensure every student is prepared for college.
Are Santorum and Romney on the same page when it comes to standardized testing?
Republican governors don't necessarily think President Barack Obama is a snob for pushing college or post-secondary training for all students.
Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, said he would eliminate the No Child Left Behind Act, although his campaign website acknowledges some important duties the federal government has in K-12 education.
Sen. Rick Santorum expressed major remorse over his vote in favor of the No Child Left Behind Act.
The former governor has the longest roster of education advisers among the GOP candidates. And he has a record in the Bay State of championing standards-based reform.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, a fan of standardized testing, won the Iowa caucus by the thinnest of margins, edging out former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum by eight votes.
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