Pennsylvania gubernatorial election, 2010

[curlygirl]

Sam Rohrer, like Ron Paul will not get enough votes to make it to the general election and for me, his views on what constitiutes marriage, when life begins and when it should end(the remark on a "natural death" really struck a nerve) make him unpalatable. I think I need to move somewhere where the weather suits my clothes.

[carl]

She not running for governor. I would to vote for her. She even goes to tea party rallies. http://votepia.com/

Pia Varma, running in the 1st Congressional district, said "we can't fight a War on Terror forever" and "it's now time to sit down and think about what we're doing over there." (Varma also said "immigrants are the backbone of our country" — at a Tea Party! A Tea Party!)http://citypaper.net/blogs/clog/2010/02/11/when-you-were-getting-ready-for-snowpocalypse-iii-i-went-to-a-tea-party/

Vote Pia

 
She is a Libertarian so you have to wait until the main election to vote for her.

[nightwitch]

if you have been following Sam Rohrer at all you would know he has been working his butt off all across the state Packing rooms everynight

I just whish we could get and answer out of him

[curlygirl]

if you have been following Sam Rohrer at all you would know he has been working his butt off all across the state Packing rooms everynight

I just whish we could get and answer out of him

That's the trouble with politicians-they'd rather have  their pants set on fire than give a direct answer. The 2 hour town hall meeting I saw allowed approx 10 minutes for questions and the answers were full of the usual rhetoric.