Holden's legacy: Earmarks and taxes
In a recent letter responding to an officer of a well-known and respected national organization, Congressman Tim Holden played to type by insulting his critic, changing the subject and pretending that up is ...
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Curious in Cornwall
Lebanon, PA
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Jerry, It appears that you have a grudge toward Holden by evidence of the number of letters you write re: his performance. Did you work at Tyco and have contact with him? Why this relentless critique of him vs others who have performed poorly in Congress?
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Jerry Shenk
Mantua, NJ
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No grudge. It would be nice to be able to drain the entire Washington swamp, but Tim Holden is the only incompetent congressman District 17 can do anything about. No point in worrying about things we can't fix. Holden is a problem we can and should correct.
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Curious in Cornwall
Lebanon, PA
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I'll take you at your word that there is no grudge between you and Tim because IMO you are an honest person. You're exercising your rights as a good citizen to point out his less then stellar performance.That's helpful to those of us who don't follow politics closely.
I'm curious...what do you think about a Pa voter changing parties prior to the primary to vote for a Dem? Ethical or not? Smart decision or not?
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Jerry Shenk
Mantua, NJ
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Sorry, no opinion. But, if it's legal, it's allowed, right? Your call. Depends on what you want to accomplish.
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Curious in Cornwall
Lebanon, PA
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Yes, but sometimes when's it's legal it's not as much fun!(or is that the perception only) It would be a vote against someone..not particularly for the other candidate.My friend Newt G. thinks it's unethical but his standards may be higher then mine. Do u know who Russ Bomberger is...former Leb resident or what?
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