New judge Patterson wants to keep learning

Chuck Patterson is a talker. He readily admits that. But the judge-elect of the York County Court of Common Pleas doesn't prattle, he doesn't ramble.

[Diversification]

All this bull$hit on Patterson, I thought Ness also was a winner. Forgot, doesn't matter, and you know, historically/politically correct, WHY!

[Awesome]

Congrats Chuck! You deserve it!

[Reality Check]

Diversification wrote:

All this bull$hit on Patterson, I thought Ness also was a winner. Forgot, doesn't matter, and you know, historically/politically correct, WHY!

Apparently you have never met Chuck. Spend 5 minutes with the guy and you will understand why so many people from all segments of the justice system agree that he will be a fantastic addition to the Court. It has nothing to do with being "historically/politically correct."

[seen it all before]

..Good luck... If you really mean what you say the system needs someone like you, regardless sof race. You really seem like a gentleman. I was not for you, but you won and sincere best wishes and once again good luck

[Thucydides]

Chuck is not about political correctness. Chuck really is a decent, honorable, intelligent, and humble human being. Every judge in this state should ask himself or herself, every day: Was I humble today, was I honorable today, was I intelligent today, was I decent today? Chuck will.

[Richard Noggin]

Diversification wrote:

All this bull$hit on Patterson, I thought Ness also was a winner. Forgot, doesn't matter, and you know, historically/politically correct, WHY!

Ness was also a winner and it only means that even in Yorks finest hour we still had a crack head (Ness) on stage! Congrats Chuck well desereved

[Mike Koffenberger]

Patterson AND Ness were great choices and obviously the choices of the voters in York County. Chuck is a gracious and humble person, who is obviously a very intelligent and talented individual. Having spoken with him personally many times, I can assure you that he will do his best and excel!

"Richard Noggin" = That was 31 years ago. Were you the same person 31 years ago you are now? He made a mistake...he's human...everyone makes mistakes. He never tried to hide it and owned up to it. If you have never made a mistake in your life, call the Guinness Book people.