(CNN) – Rep. Joe Sestak has taken a slight lead over Sen. Arlen Specter in Tuesday’s Democratic Senate primary in Pennsylvania.
With 42 percent of precincts reporting, Sestak had 51.5 percent of the vote. Specter had 48.5 percent.
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The message to the 80 year old is going to be music to my ears.
It is well past time for the incumbant to go.
AS is just what we don't need in Goverment today
The tide is changeing and it is for the better
He's younger and he can help the Democrats hold this seat for the next 18 / 24 years.
Plus he's more liberal than the [former] Republican Specter.
Enjoy the Iraq war and the Republican tax cuts for the wealthy that you voted for Specter.
ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
What a shame for the state of PA. Arlen Specter was a great senator. I say to those who want someone new, be careful what you wish for. Arlen Specter really cared about PA.
GOODBYE SPECTOR, hello to a new Republican Senator come Nove. 2010.
out with the old in with some new
Alright...let's get rid of this "magic bullet" LIAR.
senator (used to be) spector
how's that change and hope party working out for you now??
sbl