Corbett is toast. Everyone knows it. He showed promise and turned out to be nothing more than a goofball.
York, PA Tea Party write-in winner, Scott Wagner, ran ---and won---on a typical Tea Party small-government/fiscal conservativism ticket. Wagner attributed his win in great part to the relentlessly negative attacks on him by the local and state GOP party establishments.
Looks to me like York voters think for themselves---that's what living under demonic Democratic rule will do to a person.
================================================ The message that catapulted David Jolly to victory in Florida (against a Dummycrat): Jolly's blockbuster campaign ad referenced lock-stepping Dems (who marched smartly to der leader's dictates and passed laws HE wanted-----the O/Care debacle was passed by an historic lock-stepping straight Democrat party-line vote.
Jolly's ad cautioned voters that the district needed a rep who will defend THEIR interests---NOT those of Obama.
HELPFUL HINT The Jolly race also maximized voter turnout by exploiting the dismal fact that Nancy Pelosi might get back in power if they didn't vote.
Corbett’s people talk about his “unanimous endorsement” when the state committee met earlier this year. There was some grumbling in the room over the stage managed event because the conservatives on the state committee sure weren’t allowed to object.
Frankly, the news story said that meeting was in Pennsylvania, but I think they were meeting in Jonestown, Guyana so to speak.
Corbett’s numbers are as bad as Santorum’s were in 2006.
Guzzardi would probably do better against the Dem in the fall than Corbett will.
With pardon to MV; I don’t have a dog in this fight.
But is making a candidate adhere to the law is an ‘attack’ where are we headed?
I have never heard the expression ‘as York Co goes the Commonwealth’.
Who would you say has the best shot at keeping Pa out of dem hands? That could close down the whole fracking industry.
If we don’t get rid of Corbett in the primary then we will have the Democratic Governor in January 2015. We must get rid of Corbett. I can’t think of one person who thinks he has done a good job and I know a ton of people in Pennsylvania.
I call him “Common Corbett”.