We only have to wait 2 1/2 years for the next election and hope that he stays unpopular.

And no incumbent has been defeated for Pennsylvania governor since, when? Well, it's been a long time.

Lot of good that 36% rating does us now.

Before Milton Shapp, the governor's office was limited to one-term only.

Since Shapp, we have had: Thornburg, Casey, Ridge/Schweiker*, Rendell and now Corbett.

*(Ridge left to serve as Sec. of Homeland Security in his second term and Schweiker became governor, but did not run for his own term.)

It may be too too long before we can get rid of him, but if he keeps the independents in PA pissed off with him, it could look better for Obama in this November's election. They will have had their fill of idiot Republicans. So although we are stuck with him, PA may go for Obama without a problem. Crossing fingers here. I hope I'm right.

He's in W territory as far as my personal feelings go. He's scum of the lowest sort.

in this. What hasn't he ruined in PA?

who are incapable of thought and are driven by fear translated to hate.

Seen it in poll after poll. Just yesterday -- 64% approve the President on the Dream act, leaving that same 1/3 who need to have their heads extracted from a tight, dark place.

As for Corbett -- his all-time approval rating is 50%? Makes you wonder how he got elected.

-- Mal

Compared to Corbett, the Republican leadership of the House and Senate ended up being relatively moderate. They forced Corbett to accept no further cuts in college funding, and a slightly higher amount of public school funding vs. what Corbett has insisted upon.

The Democrats were never allowed in the room where the budget deal was made, and only know what we read in the newspapers.

Governor Corrupt looks and sounds mighty strange these days. Hmm.