PA 2010 General Election Voter Guides

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I will not cede more power to the state. I will not willingly cede more power to anyone, not to the state, not to General Motors, not to the CIO. I will hoard my power like a miser, resisting every effort to drain it away from me. I will then use my power, as I see fit. I mean to live my life an obedient man, but obedient to God, subservient to the wisdom of my ancestors; never to the authority of political truths arived at yesterday at the voting booth. That is a program of sorts, is it not? It is certainly program enough to keep conservatives busy, and Liberals at bay. And the nation free.
William F. Buckley

Senate Race: Toomey vs Sestak Voters Guide

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A look at the candidates on the issues. Clicking on a candidates name at the beginning of each issue will take you to their respective issue pages.

Senate Race

Taxes and Spending

Toomey

  • Opposes Earmarks [debate]
  • Proposes reducing the capital gains tax [debate]
  • Reduce the corporate tax rate
  • Make the 2001 Federal income tax cuts permanent
  • Opposes Government Stimulus Spending
  • Opposes Government bailout of private companies
  • Read Op-Ed on Tax Reform

Sestak

  • Received 129,000 earmarks [debate]
  • Proposes reducing capital gains tax for small business only [debate]
  • Voted for the stimulus bill and proposes more aggressive stimulus spending
  • Voted for the Government bailouts of private companies
  • In favor of letting the 2001 Federal income tax cuts expire

2nd Amendment Rights

Toomey

Sestak

  • Voted for the assault weapons ban
  • Not endorsed by the NRA

Healthcare

Toomey

  • Opposes the healthcare bill
  • Allow people to purchase plans across state lines
  • Supports tort reform

Sestak

  • Supported the healthcare bill

Energy

Toomey

  • Opposes the cap and trade bill
  • Supports Nuclear Energy
  • Supports natural gas drilling

Sestak

  • Supported the cap and trade bill
  • Supports Nuclear Energy but with more government regulation
  • Supports increased regulation for natural gas drilling

Social Issues

Toomey

  • Supports a federal marriage amendment
  • Opposes using human embryonic stem cells for research
  • Is Pro-Life (except in cases of rape and incest)
  • Opposes expanding legislation regulating employers that prohibits them from discriminating bases on sexual orientation. [PA Family Voters Guide]

Sestak

  • Supports using human embryonic stem cells for research
  • Is pro-Choice
  • Supports expanding legislation regulating employers that prohibits them from discriminating bases on sexual orientation. [PA Family Voters Guide]
  • Opposes a constitutional marriage amendment

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Latest Polls for Toomey vs Sestak and Corbett vs Onorato

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Here are the latest poll numbers as of November 1st in the wee hours of the morning.

Rasmussen Poll Oct 28

  • Toomey – 50%
  • Sestak – 46%

Rasmussen Poll Oct 28

  • Corbett – 52%
  • Onorato – 43%

Susquehanna Poll Oct 24-27

  • Toomey – 46%
  • Sestak – 44%
  • Corbett – 48%
  • Onorato – 41%


Muhlenberg Tracking Poll
Oct 27-30

  • Toomey – 45%
  • Sestak – 43%
  • Corbett – 48%
  • Onorato – 41%

McClatchy/Marist Poll Oct 26-28

  • Toomey – 52%
  • Sestak – 45%
  • Corbett – 51%
  • Onorato – 44%

Keystone Conservative Average

  • Toomey – 48.25% (projected winner)
  • Sestak – 44.5%
  • Corbett – 49.75% (projected winner)
  • Onorato – 42.25%

Democrats for Toomey

Why Democrats are voting for Toomey.


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Rick Santorum: Finish Strong on Tuesday

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On Tuesday, November 2, it’s time to finish this race strong.

Find your polling location, and help your friends and family find theirs. This coming Tuesday, I know where I’ll be. I plan on casting my ballot for strong conservative values.

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Sestak Lies Pile Up in First Debate

In response to tonight’s debate.

Allentown – As expected, Congressman Sestak lobbed one dishonest attack after another in order to try to run away from his extreme record of voting for every single bailout, record-breaking debt, hundreds of billions of dollars in new tax increases, a cap-and-trade energy tax, and government-run health care.

But the truth is catching up with him.

FALSEHOOD: Pat Toomey voted for the largest deficits in history.
TRUTH: Actually, Joe Sestak voted for the largest deficits in U.S. history. Over his four years in Congress, Joe Sestak voted for $3.3 trillion in new deficit spending. In contrast the cumulative budget deficit over Pat Toomey’s six years in Congress from 1999 – 2005 was $456 billion.

FALSEHOOD: Pat Toomey is a Wall Street lobbyist.
TRUTH: WTAE-TV News already debunked this attack, saying last month: “That’s false. Toomey has never been a lobbyist. We checked the records. Toomey is not now, and never was a registered lobbyists” (WTAE ABC, 09/23/10)

FALSEHOOD: Sestak voted against taxpayer-funded abortions.
TRUTH: Sestak voted against the Stupak amendment that would have prohibited taxpayer-funded abortions. Fourteen members of the Pennsylvania delegation, including seven democrats voted for the Stupak amendment, but not Joe (RC #884, 11/07/09).

FALSEHOOD: Sestak did not vote for a version of the bill to outlaw private health insurance.
TRUTH: Sestak voted for a version of the health care bill in the Education & Labor Committee that contained a Dennis Kucinich amendment that would allow states to outlaw private health care altogether (Education & Labor Committee, 07/17/09).

FALSEHOOD: PatToomey was not a real small business owner.
TRUTH: Many individuals who have worked with Pat Toomey during his years as a small business owner between 1991 – 1998 have testified to Pat’s daily involvement in the business. During that time, Pat’s restaurant business was his sole source of income and the business created hundreds of jobs in the Lehigh Valley.

FALSEHOOD: Pat Toomey voted to throw pay-as-you-go out the window.
TRUTH: Pat Toomey voted for a much stricter version of PayGo than Joe Sestak’s version. Pat voted for the Spending Control act of 2004 which set statutory caps on discretionary spending and instituted pay-as-you-go rules that would require mandatory spending increases to be offset (RC #318, 06/24/04). Congressman Sestak voted against a cap on discretionary spending (RC #611, 07/22/09) and voted for over $1 trillion in PayGo exemptions and waivers.

FALSEHOOD: Joe Sestak supports small businesses, while Pat Toomey supports large corporations.
TRUTH: Congressman Sestak has voted for legislation that will cost Pennsylvanians tens of thousands of jobs. These include the cap-and-trade energy tax (RC #477, 06/26/09) that was opposed by 44 democrats, including 4 Pennsylvania Democrats; thegovernment-run health care bill that would impose billions of dollars in taxes on small businesses (RC #165, 3/21/10); and Card Check legislation (RC #118, 03/01/07) which could lead to the loss of 600,000 jobs (Alliance to Save Main Street Jobs, 03/05/09). There is only one candidate in this race that has been endorsed by the largest association of small businesses – the National Federation of Independent Business – and that is Pat Toomey.

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