[Remember_Salamis]

On NRO's The Corner last week, they were already speculating that a relatively low conservative turnout in PA this year may have been a result of Specter, and that Santorum may feel the brunt of a disenchanted base in 2006.

[sinkspur]

On NRO's The Corner last week, they were already speculating that a relatively low conservative turnout in PA this year may have been a result of Specter, and that Santorum may feel the brunt of a disenchanted base in 2006.

Santorum's base in Pennsylvania have always supported him, and will continue to.

You're a nut, you know it? How many people have to tell you that?

[PennsylvaniaMom]

On NRO's The Corner last week, they were already speculating that a relatively low conservative turnout in PA this year may have been a result of Specter, and that Santorum may feel the brunt of a disenchanted base in 2006.

Somebody at NRO has done a few rocks of crack...there was a HUGE (or hugh by FR standards) turnout in PA...in the 't'...the northern tier, and the central portion of the Commonwealth (excluding the Pittsburgh and Philly metro areas). Look at the map of PA...almost the whole state is red, except for a few counties in the metro areas. If not for the 5-1, 400,000 vote lead out of Philadelphia County, Bush would have won PA. Whoever posted that on the Corner, is waaaay off base with Pennsylvania.

[Republican Wildcat]

You are, quite frankly, crazy. It is people like you that give all conservatives a bad name. Let's go after one of the most conservative members of the Senate because there's another Senator that isn't a conservative there? How assinine can you get?