In other Tuesday news
- Politicians
- Think voting Green might be a good way to protest Casey's selection by the Powers that Be? Take heed that Santorum donors are supporting the Green candidate -- his presence on the ballot might be what gives their real guy the margin he needs.
- Meanwhile, Russ Diamond, of Clean Sweep fame, has withdrawn from the gubernatorial race after being unable to muster the signatures for an independent run.
- Two thoughts on the 8th Congressional race -- a letter to the Daily News suggests that conservatives tired of Republican pandering to their base might want to consider Fitzpatrick's opponent, and Patrick Murphy offers a new web ad (Quicktime link) tying Fitzpatrick to Bush's bad decisions.
- Above Average Jane introduces us to the 151st state house district, and then provides an interview with Rick Taylor, the Democratic candidate there. Somebody who's still hopeful about government, always a nice switch.
- Think voting Green might be a good way to protest Casey's selection by the Powers that Be? Take heed that Santorum donors are supporting the Green candidate -- his presence on the ballot might be what gives their real guy the margin he needs.
- Other
- A YPP poster is unconvinced that Brady's violence summit has achieved anything of substance.
- A PhillyFuture poster notes evidence that the market for high-end condos may be softening. A brief reprieve for the middle class?
- A letter to the Daily News blames the departure of TastyKakes headquarters on a lack of community support.
- A YPP poster is unconvinced that Brady's violence summit has achieved anything of substance.
posted by ACM at 2:10 PM
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