I don't know. There are a lot of unemployed in the Philadelphia suburbs. The Lehigh and Lackawanna Valleys in NE Pennsylvania are getting absolutely hammered. I fail to see who he's "reasonating" with. If Corbett struggles in these areas, which I think he eventually will, he's going to have major issues. This state did not vote for Obama by 11 for no reason. This is my sleeper pick and I'm sticking to it. I've been at job fairs with unemployed West Point grads with Wharton MBAs and CPAs with JD/LLMs in Taxation to boot. And it's beyond just the ghettos of inner city Philadelphia.
It isn't the unemployment rate, it is who is unemployed. It resonates with the working class that doesn't get have the MBA's. They say, "Why should they be getting that money when I have to work. They don't want to do the kind of work I do, because it is 'beneath them.'"
I'm not arguing hthe comment has merit, but I am saying, it plays well. Corbett will probably be te next Governor, possibly without my vote.