Pennsylvania is more than a battleground state, it is a lynchpin in what promises to be a conservative revolution of “Street Fighters” who are not simply FED UP but who positively LOVE this state, this nation, and the future generations we want to see inherent both.
How do we create a “Conservative Revolution?”
Revolutions, even peaceful ones like ours, are PEOPLE who are enagaged in IDEAS. It seems somple then to me to determine what the first steps should be: [click to continue…]
Over at the Clarke Report Hank Clarke writes this excellent post,
Over the past two state election cycles voters have sent a resounding message to Harrisburg insiders: WE WANT NEW BLOOD! Of the 34 GOP victors in open races for seats in the Pennsylvania legislature, 15 have been candidates who had zero name recognition at the outset of the campaign and negligable political experience on their resumes.
Voters have preferred insurance salesman, UPS employees, small business owners, and teachers over entrenched political operatives and county row officers a staggering 44% of the time. Only in overwhelmingly Republican districts where democrats have next to no chance of winning, have old political hands fared well.
Read the full post.
It’s pretty sad when people like insurance salesmen better than they like you. The culture in Harrisburg could use a little shaking up, not just one or two new faces but an earthquake like influx.
