Gerlach wary of tax on gas drillers…
Gerlach wary of tax on gas drillers…
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I do enjoy watching Girlie-man twist in the wind.
All of his scheming and machinations are now turning into dust because Rohrer has entered the race and is taking the wind out of his sails.
I watched the speech on PCN last night. I thought it was pretty good, and I think what he said very respectfully about party leadership was right on the money and something conservatives in particular have been saying for years. Morbius– that applies to Rohrer as well in giving him a fair shake.
In your dreams Morbius. Gerlach actually welcomes Rohrer to the race, he believes the voters should have a choice. This should not be about what party leaders want. Pay to Play!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Healthy competition will give us a strong battle tested candidate.
If Girlie-man believed the voters should have a choice, then why did he try to clear the deck by attacking Meehan at the PLC last Spring?
Indeed, when should we expect the first attack ad against Rohrer by Girlie-man?
…and I submit to you that Girlie-man is playing politics. Heck, he's only been masquerading as a conservative since the last election. Ever check his record in Harrisburg – rather left of center. Which begs the question: will the real Girlie-man please stand up?
Of course he is glad Rohrer is in the race. Now when he gets his clock cleaned, he'll point to Sam and say "I could have won if he never entered the race."
What is left of center? He mentioned working on spending caps, tax cuts, I think he mentioned welfare reform and a govrnment waste panel when he was in the legislature. it sounded good to me