Recent comments in /f/Pennsylvania

DripDropFaucet t1_jaax51h wrote

I mean I voted for the dude on his principles. A majority of the job is getting elected and voting for things that your constituents want (ideally). I think even in his state he’s been able to do both. If he doesn’t start showing signs of improvement soon though I’d also hope that he step down for someone better suited for those responsibilities.

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Totallynotacylon t1_jaasr4b wrote

After the debate I almost didn’t vote in the senate contest. I was so pissed at the Democratic Party, I still feel like we’ve been tricked. I couldn’t vote for Oz, but Fetterman’s debate performance was painful to watch. It was so obvious he had a long road to recovery ahead. I almost wanted to write in Connor Lamb. At that point, I knew voting for Fetterman was voting for an empty suit to hold office long enough until a replacement could be found. Of course when I voiced my concerns in the WaPo comment section, I was called an idiot. I’m sure I’ll be called an idiot here too. Whatever, I’m probably going to switch my voter registration to Republican soon anyways. This was the last of many last straws.

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pa_curious_mom t1_jaasht2 wrote

Nah. I don’t feel sorry for them. Not when they push their hatred into the schools. They defame good teachers and librarians, they malign kids who aren’t their exact image, and they seek to turn public schools into their own publicly funded Christian schools. I don’t care if they never get the help they need quite frankly. That’s not my battle. I just want them to stop targeting our schools and our kids. (Caveat: I am a school board member who has been in the local chapters cross hairs for nearly two years. Fun times)

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