As conservative insurgent Rick Santorum racked up a series of surprising wins in the early weeks of the 2012 Republican primary season, a well-tailored, silver-haired man stood behind the candidate at victory speeches, beaming like a proud father.
He wasn’t a relative, but a different sort of paterfamilias. His name was Foster Friess, a billionaire investor from Wyoming. And he was Santorum’s lifeline.
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