Reagan1986

Reagan1986

61p

188 comments posted · 6 followers · following 0

13 years ago @ GrassrootsPA - Conservative Toomey wo... · 0 replies · +9 points

I'm still waiting for the Inquirer headline, "(Extreme) Liberal Joe Sestak woos moderates in Senate campaign." Somehow, I think I'll be waiting for awhile. Of course, we all *know* that Democrats are always moderate, balanced, and objective. It's those pesky right-wingers who are ideologically-unhinged.

13 years ago @ GrassrootsPA - Mary Beth Buchanan's 3... · 0 replies · +2 points

Thank goodness for Keith Rothfus!

13 years ago @ GrassrootsPA - Casey: Bailout the Uni... · 1 reply · +3 points

And a Senator Sestak would make Bobby Casey look like Jim DeMint. But yeah, Toomey's not conservative enough. So let's elect Sestak.

13 years ago @ GrassrootsPA - 1ST GENERAL ELECTION T... · 3 replies · +7 points

I couldn't agree more, DelcoDad. I saw it on tonight's news as well. It's a brilliant move to define Sestak this early on.

Sestak's a far, far lefty--as anyone from Delco knows--and we must preempt Sestak's own moves to the center. He'll run a center-left campaign, highlighting his Navy background. He won nearly every county in the state, even among conservative Democrats in western and central PA. We can't afford for that to happen in the general election in a blue state.

Specter's big mistake was allowing Sestak to shape the narrative from early on. Toomey won't allow that to happen.

13 years ago @ GrassrootsPA - 2010 PA PRIMARY RESULT... · 2 replies · 0 points

Very true, Ryan. Far too many candidates ran, and the vote was fragmented. But it revealed everyone's antipathy for Cawley, nevertheless. I wish one or two others had run--not eight or nine. If only principles triumphed over ego. The regional vote was interesting and expected (Metcalfe big in NWPA, Cawley in SEPA, etc.).

I'm interested in your thoughts on PA-12, Ryan. Your descriptions of the district and its voters were once again proven correct. My opinion of the district has been lowered even further, if that's even possible. At least the 8-9% margin was closer than the usual 20+%. Hell, at least the district will soon be phased out.

13 years ago @ GrassrootsPA - 2010 PA PRIMARY RESULT... · 5 replies · 0 points

Dolley, it wasn't a great night. It may not be much consolation for you, but take faith in a few things. Rothfus beat Buchanan by a huge margin. The LG race was splintered quite closely, and Cawley got only 25% of the vote. I'm a Toomey guy. I know you're not a fan. But he'll be a great candidate against the far-left, MoveOn.org-favorite, Joe Sestak.

13 years ago @ GrassrootsPA - 2010 PA PRIMARY RESULT... · 0 replies · +1 points

Cambria County probably came in first. It's difficult to say. I hope Burns pulls this out, but I wouldn't bet a nickel on this district doing something right for a change. Shocked by PA-3. Will Kelly beat Huber? Nice to see Rothfus ahead of Buchanan. Ditto for the LG race division of the vote. Trivedi over establishment-favored Pike. And Arlen's hours look numbered.

13 years ago @ GrassrootsPA - SCHIEFFER: WHITE HOUSE... · 3 replies · +3 points

I agree, Ryan. Specter will survive--just narrowly--tomorrow. It'll be up to us (and I relish the opportunity) to defeat him in November. Toomey vs. Specter Round 2 won't end the same way it did in 2004.

13 years ago @ GrassrootsPA - New PA Quinnipiac: Spe... · 1 reply · +2 points

Specter wins by double-digits; I guarantee it. Outside of SEPA, nobody knows who Sestak is. Not to mention, I would like to see him win the primary. A Toomey victory over Specter will be unbelievably sweet.

13 years ago @ GrassrootsPA - Palin backs 'hockey da... · 0 replies · +4 points

Steve, are you a disgruntled member of Team Russell or Team Critz?