PA: Any hope for Gov. Corbett?

[Keystone Phil]

I know this will be fodder for plenty of jokes and a reminder of the infamous "It's not over yet..." thread (especially since the lead consultant for Corbett is Santorum's consultant) but there's supposedly a Corbett internal showing him only down four.

keystone.txt

Again, simply passing along word of the poll without an ounce of editorializing so give me a break.

[Illuminati Blood Drinker]

I know this will be fodder for plenty of jokes and a reminder of the infamous "It's not over yet..." thread (especially since the lead consultant for Corbett is Santorum's consultant) but there's supposedly a Corbett internal showing him only down four.

keystone.txt

Again, simply passing along word of the poll without an ounce of editorializing so give me a break.

Methinks somebody skipped the part in English class where they talked about implication.

[Хahar 🤔]

I know this will be fodder for plenty of jokes and a reminder of the infamous "It's not over yet..." thread (especially since the lead consultant for Corbett is Santorum's consultant) but there's supposedly a Corbett internal showing him only down four.

keystone.txt

Again, simply passing along word of the poll without an ounce of editorializing so give me a break.

Methinks somebody skipped the part in English class where they talked about implication.

[Keystone Phil]

I know this will be fodder for plenty of jokes and a reminder of the infamous "It's not over yet..." thread (especially since the lead consultant for Corbett is Santorum's consultant) but there's supposedly a Corbett internal showing him only down four.

keystone.txt

Again, simply passing along word of the poll without an ounce of editorializing so give me a break.

Methinks somebody skipped the part in English class where they talked about implication.

I come here (and the main thread) to post and discuss news which often centers around polling. I really wasn't implying anything but if there was any hint of implication, you can read from my comment that I didn't expect the poll to be taken seriously at all.

[pbrower2a]

So far as I can tell he has no chance of ending up in prison.

[KCDem]

Schwartz did not win the nomination & PA governors usually win reelection. Those are good for the governor. It's not over yet in PA; the unemployment rate there will be a factor in the outcome.

LOL, that's all you get

[IceSpear]

Schwartz did not win the nomination & PA governors usually win reelection. Those are good for the governor. It's not over yet in PA; the unemployment rate there will be a factor in the outcome.

It's not over in Tennessee either. Haslam is on the ropes, just you watch.

[windjammer]

Well,
Maybe Corbett will lose by less than 10 points.

[NHLiberal]

Schwartz did not win the nomination & PA governors usually win reelection. Those are good for the governor. It's not over yet in PA; the unemployment rate there will be a factor in the outcome.

Huh? Schwartz would have been a much weaker nominee against Corbett than Wolf.

[IceSpear]

Schwartz did not win the nomination & PA governors usually win reelection. Those are good for the governor. It's not over yet in PA; the unemployment rate there will be a factor in the outcome.

Huh? Schwartz would have been a much weaker nominee against Corbett than Wolf.

Though Schwartz would have beaten him comfortably as well.

[Vega]

Schwartz did not win the nomination & PA governors usually win reelection. Those are good for the governor. It's not over yet in PA; the unemployment rate there will be a factor in the outcome.

Huh? Schwartz would have been a much weaker nominee against Corbett than Wolf.

Though Schwartz would have beaten him comfortably as well.

Really any Democrat could have, with the possible exception of Hanger and Litz.

To be honest I would have preferred McCord be the nominee to see all the fireworks that would ensue between him and Corbett at the Debates.

[Keystone Phil]

Schwartz did not win the nomination & PA governors usually win reelection. Those are good for the governor. It's not over yet in PA; the unemployment rate there will be a factor in the outcome.

Huh? Schwartz would have been a much weaker nominee against Corbett than Wolf.

Though Schwartz would have beaten him comfortably as well.

Really any Democrat could have, with the possible exception of Hanger and Litz.

To be honest I would have preferred McCord be the nominee to see all the fireworks that would ensue between him and Corbett at the Debates.

"Possible exception?" You think Hanger and Litz would probably beat Corbett comfortably?

Wow. This place makes me cry.

[Vega]

Schwartz did not win the nomination & PA governors usually win reelection. Those are good for the governor. It's not over yet in PA; the unemployment rate there will be a factor in the outcome.

Huh? Schwartz would have been a much weaker nominee against Corbett than Wolf.

Though Schwartz would have beaten him comfortably as well.

Really any Democrat could have, with the possible exception of Hanger and Litz.

To be honest I would have preferred McCord be the nominee to see all the fireworks that would ensue between him and Corbett at the Debates.

"Possible exception?" You think Hanger and Litz would probably beat Corbett comfortably?

Wow. This place makes me cry.

If that's the case, I wouldn't recommend cutting onions - they'll make you ball.

But I didn't mean the "comfortably" part. Though I do think Hanger especially could have beat Corbett and be a great Governor.

[J. J.]

Well,
Maybe Corbett will lose by less than 10 points.

I'm expecting the gap to close, but not to four points.

Corbett has been hammering, but Wolf hits him right back.