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Hewing toward the center in Pennsylvania still works.“It just seems like whatever party gets into office, they take the steering wheel and just kinda yank it this way. And then we get someone who wants to yank it that way, and most of us just want to move forward and have a safe place for our kids to grow up and programs for our people.”
Pat Toomey and Bob Casey both routinely got on the phone during their 2016 and 2018 reelections, or made themselves available at events, to answer specific questions about their policies and issues of the day. It also meant that as the candidates tried to mold their images and, at times, walk back past positions, we were often left only with vague, carefully crafted statements from their campaign teams that skirted key issues. We couldn’t hear directly from the candidates or challenge them with follow-up questions.
Mastriano, too, had his own fervent following and didn’t seem interested in talking to anyone outside of it.
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