Santorum Says It's Not His Job to Correct a Woman on Obama's Religion LADY LAKE, Fla. - Rick Santorum became annoyed at reporters today for asking him why he didn't correct a woman at a campaign event who called President Obama an "avowed Muslim." "Why do you guys ask these "gotcha" questions, like it's my job to go out and correct everybody who says something I don't agree with?" Santorum said to reporters after the event. I don't think it's my responsibility. Why don't you go out and correct her? It's not my responsibility as a candidate to correct everybody who makes a statement that I disagree with. The woman told Santorum that Obama is not "legally" the president, that he "totally ignores" the Constitution, and that "he is an avowed Muslim." She asked Santorum why Obama is still president, and the candidate responded by saying, "I'm doing my best to get him out of the government right now." "He uniformly ignores the Constitution," Santorum said, not correcting the woman on Obama's religion. He did this with these appointments over the, quote, recess that was not a recess, and if I was in the United States Senate, I would be drawing the line. Obama is a Christian, but hasn't been able to persuade many Republicans that he is, despite going to church and praising Jesus Christ publicly. "There are lots of people who get up and say stuff in a town hall meeting and say things that I don't agree with, but I don't think it's my obligation, nor should it be your feeling that it's my obligation to correct somebody who says something that I don't agree with," Santorum said.