VOTE!

[thanker92]

Don't forget to vote on Tuesday.....after I've said that I realize that I don't know anything about the 2 Judges that are up for the Pa. Supreme court! I tried looking at the NRA's ratings but I couldn't get on. Anyone know anything about them?

[Lazylaser]

The NRA email said.

Vote Vic Stabile for Superior Court Judge Tomorrow



Tomorrow is Election Day, and we need you to go to the polls and vote for Vic Stabile for Superior Court Judge.

As a sportsman who respects the Second Amendment with nearly three decades of broad legal experience, Vic Stabile can be trusted to be the voice for responsible gun owners on the Superior Court Bench.

Vic Stabile is a staunch defender of the Constitution, and can be counted on to protect your Second Amendment rights. Vic Stabile deserves your vote to win!

Spread the word, forward this email and encourage your family, friends, and fellow Second Amendment supporters to Vote Freedom First by voting Vic Stabile for Superior Court Judge tomorrow.

Polls will be open tomorrow from 7:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. Click here for assistance locating your polling place.

[dkf]

The NRA also said Toomey was a good egg.

[ronbo1012]

Any thought from you guys on this question?
JUDICIAL RETENTION: The state's voters will be asked to indicate yes or no on the retention of four appellate judges whose terms are about to expire. Unless a majority objects, state Supreme Court Chief Justice Ronald Castille and Justice Max Baer and Superior Court judges Susan Gantman and Jack Panella will be awarded additional 10-year terms.
Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20...lDLTxHooGGt.99

[borntotravel]

Vic Stable is on my yes list also but I too was wondering about these retain or not questions on these 4 candidates. Have not heard anything negative about them so.....? I guess yes.

[jthrelf]

Any thought from you guys on this question?
JUDICIAL RETENTION: The state's voters will be asked to indicate yes or no on the retention of four appellate judges whose terms are about to expire. Unless a majority objects, state Supreme Court Chief Justice Ronald Castille and Justice Max Baer and Superior Court judges Susan Gantman and Jack Panella will be awarded additional 10-year terms.
Read more at http://www.philly.com/philly/news/20...lDLTxHooGGt.99

Also curious of thoughts before hitting the polls tomorrow morning

[NRA Member]

Sending a Message to the Judiciary

http://www.pagunblog.com/
Unlike many states, Pennsylvania gun owners actually have a method to send a direct message to the judicial branch about their views on how judges might be doing at either upholding or uprooting our rights to keep and bear arms.

In fact, two Supreme Court justices are up for a retention vote tomorrow. One of them, Chief Justice Ron Castille, wrote the opinion that has opened the door to redefine Pennsylvania’s self-defense standard from one which requires the state to disprove a claim of self-defense beyond a reasonable doubt, to one where the defendant has to prove self-defense by a preponderance of the evidence. This would essentially shift the burden from the state to the defendant. If gun owners think this is a bad idea, then vote against retention

[SigForLife]

I have spoken at length to Vic Stabile. He is a TRUE conservative and a needed addition to the Superior Court. Gantman and Panella have been good to firearm owners, so I'll be voting to retain them.

I will NOT be voting to retain Chief Justice Castille (who will have to retire in 1 year anyway, based on mandatory retirement) and Justice Baer.

[Shadowline]

I have never spoken to Stabile, but I do find it a bit disconcerting that the Philadelphia Inquirer endorsed him. Doesn't this concern anyone else?

[Suburban]

http://www.foac-pac.com/

Firearms Owners Against Crime posts voter's guides for elections.

Supreme Court - Retention Election - No Suitable Candidate
Superior Court - Open Seat - Vic Stabile (R)
Superior Court - Retention Election - Jack Panella (D), Susan Gantman (R)

Delaware County - No Suitable Candidates for anything
(Check voter's guide for your county)