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Comment on Speech to PA Business Council Election Forum, 5/6/08, 2PM by Christopher Wodja

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Comment on Thompson’s Upset in Harrisburg Mayor’s Race: Was the Polling Wrong? by Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 19:37:08 +0000

some have suggested the poll actually “depressed” turnout of Reed supporters. There is no way to accurately measure this, but i guess in these situations there will be plenty of blame to go around, righ? thanks for the feedback, though…

Comment on Thompson’s Upset in Harrisburg Mayor’s Race: Was the Polling Wrong? by Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed undecided on write-in bid… | GrassrootsPA

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Comment on Thompson’s Upset in Harrisburg Mayor’s Race: Was the Polling Wrong? by political junky

political junky — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 14:03:52 +0000

Good insight from the start and right on target. The Thompson campaign did a much better job of targeting their voters, while the Reed campaign used a broader “retail sales” campaign that was less targeted. Unfortunately, we tend to read/listen to headlines rather than the detail, apparently so did many of the Reed voters and stayed home rather than getting out to vote. Municipal primaries are very different that General elections or contested Presidential primaries!

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Comment on Speech to PA Business Council Election Forum, 5/6/08, 2PM by Howard L. Snoke

Howard L. Snoke — Tue, 16 Dec 2008 17:16:35 +0000

David W. Patti:
I was reading your article today in the Lancaster Inetll. And I find it interesting to say the least. I’m not sure what advice you gave the governor but if he listened to you that is better then he has done for me. There are many ideas that he has ignored and much of it is because of the votes of the AFL-CIO. Any time you have this organization financing anything it is because they want their input into what is being said, And to say that it isn’t slanted, someone should tell me when have they ever supported a conservative candidate or their ideas. They illegally spend millions of dollars each year to get Democrats elected to their positions and therefore should not be a tax exempt organization. However to my point is my response to your comments.
The governor has sent hundreds of million dollars to Philadelphia for mass transit and there has been no improvements in the system. The unions set the rules and standards for this mess. Those people that drive vehicles on our roadways pay a gasoline tax for repairing our roads and bridges and if this money over the years would have been spent in the right way, we wouldn’t be in this mess we are in today. Let those using the mass transit system pay for what they need.
Saying this leeds me to explain the solution. Over 40 years ago this state under the Democrats and the unions passed a law providing what they call the Prevailing Wage law, that was to provide an equal opportunity for in state business the same opportunity to bid jobs as those out of state businesses. This law has been obsolete for over 20 years and should have been repealed.
This law is costing Pennsylvania taxpayers 20% more in wages for the same work that individual workers do every day and hasn’t changed any bid contracts because of it. It is now affecting local townships, cities and counties as well as the state whenever federal or state money is involved.
Eliminating this law alone would put about 20% more people to work doing the work needed to be done and accomplish 20% more work for the same money. 20% more bridges and roads, 20% more schools for the same money. So when the governor tells me that we are in trouble on all these projects, I laugh because he is being brought by the AFL-CIO unions. He has refused to repeal the Prevailing Wage law.
The route 80 project was turned down by the Government transportation department. I say it time to resubmit the proposal, but this time do the job right. Not only do we need this road to be upgraded, but we need it for employment and a way to help finance the future of road and bridge construction and repairs. The proposal; should have been a little more creative in request. Tractor trailers cross in the state from Boston and New York use this road and put little money in our gasoline tax system to maintain its repair. It should be a turnpike that pays its own way.
The rail system is the transportation that has been forgotten. We need in Pennsylvania an upgraded system that we can move freight in mass from the eastern part of the state through Pittsburgh and to Chicago. It should be high speed that could reach Chicago within three hours, eliminating plane service that is polluting our air and congesting the skies. All freight by trailer should be on this train to get them off the highways of Pennsylvania. The same rail system should be also passenger service also.
I have laid it out in complete detail but no one wants to read the solutions.
The governor has ignored me as well as the state senators in Washington.
I don’t expect anymore from you because it is all cut and dried. The example is that I went to Harrisburg and address the Reform Commission and that was a joke because it was all window dressing for the public.
Howard L. Snoke
121 Skyview Lane
Lititz, Pa. 17543
717-626-7963
Buckeroo@dejazzd.com

Comment on Bonus-Gate Has Not Given Corbett a bump, according to new poll by Bookmarks about Regions

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Comment on Could McCain Have Carried Pennsylvania? by GrassrootsPA » Susquehanna Polling & Research: Could McCain Have Carried PA?…

Wed, 12 Nov 2008 19:08:34 +0000

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Comment on Clinton’s PA Win Expected, but McCain Should Hope for Obama Ticket in November by Anonymous

Anonymous — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 13:22:03 +0000

In response to your question about how a Democrat can win the presidency without PA, the Obama campaign believes his ability to bring, new independent and younger voters into the process can put some red states in play. They cite Colorado, New Mexico and Nevada as examples. Of course, they brag about Wisconsin as a key state he won and one the Democrats won narrowly in 2000 and 2004. Also, given his strength with African-Americans, they’re probably looking at states like Virginia, and even GOP strongeholds like Georgia, Mississippi and Alabama if they can get turnout up substantially with black Democrats. A combination of some of these states could take the pressue off winning PA, and the math might still work for them electorally. JL

Comment on Clinton’s PA Win Expected, but McCain Should Hope for Obama Ticket in November by Anonymous

Anonymous — Wed, 23 Apr 2008 18:06:58 +0000

How can a Democrat win the presidency without PA?

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