Mango or Wagner

[philadelphia patriot]

I’m voting mango, but I prefer watermelon.

[theduke]

I’m voting mango, but I prefer watermelon.

I prefer watermelon over mango too.

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[eyecanshoot]

I was there when Mango was going down the line of people waiting to go in. The guy in front of me who was paid to be there for the anti Rally asked me what I knew about him. I said that I knew nothing about him but took his showing up to an event with armed citizens as a good sign. He agreed with me.

[Emptymag]

OK, aside from the fact that JustinHEMI is voting for him, what makes Mango a liberal as ALL the Wagner ads are claiming?

[eyecanshoot]

OK, aside from the fact that JustinHEMI is voting for him, what makes Mango a liberal as ALL the Wagner ads are claiming?

You should ask Mango the really tough questions that are important to you. Would he shop at Dicks? And. How does he feel about bacon?

[RockIsland]

You should ask Mango the really tough questions that are important to you. Would he shop at Dicks? And. How does he feel about bacon?

... and tactical Amish cockrings?

[mikelets456]

OK, aside from the fact that JustinHEMI is voting for him, what makes Mango a liberal as ALL the Wagner ads are claiming?

Here's some good stuff and I like what he's saying here....

http://www.witf.org/state-house-soun...t-insiders.php

On a range of other topics, the retired health care systems consultant and former paratrooper from the Pittsburgh suburbs largely toed a line between outsider and establishment conservative.

Mango told the crowd he thinks sanctuary cities are dangerous, and expressed concern about an "erosion of core American values," which he said is exemplified by college Republicans being "ostracized" on their campuses by liberal classmates and professors.

He full-throatedly opposed gay marriage, too, and promised to drastically reduce environmental regulations in the commonwealth.

Mango also called Governor Wolf a "liberal, progressive socialist."

Many of his stances don't differ much from his three GOP opponents.

But Mango aimed to distinguish himself by criticizing work by current members of the legislature--namely last year's budget, which was balanced largely on borrowing.

"That's not holding the line on taxes. That's deferring taxes to the future with $400 million of interest," he said. "I think that's disgraceful."

Mango said one of the big problems in Pennsylvania is a lack of growth, and touted the lofty goal of balancing the commonwealth's budget largely through economic stimulus.

"Let's bring back some skilled labor, roll back the regulatory state, get our corporate tax rate in line with our personal income tax rate--this economy is going to take off, absolutely take off," he said.

"Now that's going to take 12 or 24 months," he added. "But so be it."

[mikelets456]

You should ask Mango the really tough questions that are important to you. Would he shop at Dicks? And. How does he feel about bacon?

If it's crispy bacon, then he's got my vote---I never could trust a "floppy bacon" eater....

[rwilson452]

Crispy all the way.

[eyecanshoot]

If it's crispy bacon, then he's got my vote---I never could trust a "floppy bacon" eater....

It's not important how he likes his bacon. It only matters that he likes bacon.