[asp1]

This is stunning! What in the world has happened? Any Pennsylvania freepers out there who could give us "foreigners" (FL), some information.

[Shermy]

Not from PA, but Santorum is a little, say, strange...

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A61804-2005Apr17.html

[Dane]

This is stunning!

Yes stunning that some are beleiving a poll, a year out before the election.

BTW, since you are so confident in this poll, could you give me a stock tip that in a year from now will give me $10 million dollars.

Since you are so confident in your soothsaying.

[Phantom Lord]

Didn't Santorum go a little batty on his book tour and make some pretty crazy statements?

[mancogasuki]

From what my parents in PA have told me, some of his issues revolve around him being viewed almost as a non-resident. Family lives out of state, kids boarding school in onother state paid for by PA taxes, etc...

I don't live there so please correct me if I'm wrong.

[razoroccam]

I live in PA - it just isn't that conservative a state. More than NJ and NY but far less than Tx, for example. Specter is more representative of PA than Santorum.

[RobbyS]

Santorum got sand-bagged by Bush into going against Toomey. The question is what can he do to show up Casey as no-chap off the old block? Casey has to be drawn out on other issues to show that he is, apart from abortion, a liberal Democrat,m and even on the issue of abortion, a hypocrite. Bet if he were pushed he would sound something like Cuomo. Santorum has to push him into a corner and do it early to strip away the pro-lifers who cotton to him.

[eddiebear]

Actually, many on this site in the past were supporting sitting out to protest the support he gave to Specter.