Politics & Government

Rick Santorum Draws Large Crowd to Cumming Church

A day after his fellow Republican opponent, Newt Gingrich, spoke to a standing room only crowd in south Forsyth, he calls upon his political base in north Georgia.

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Rick Santorum made it a weekend for politics in the area, visiting First Reedemer Church in Cumming.

Check back with Cumming Patch on Monday morning for a full report. For now, here's a few photos of the crowd that gathered to hear the GOP presidential hopeful speaking to a segment of the community that normally responds to his message.

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