Local GOP lawmakers hope to avoid scandal fallout

State Rep. Stan Saylor said he knew trouble was brewing. But Saylor, R-Windsor Township, said he was surprised when he learned the specific accusations facing former House Speaker John Perzel and nine others connected to the House Republican caucus.

[No More]

Clean house, they are ALL full of bs.

[Harold Knows]

Corbet is "posing" as the last "honest" man. Just wait, eventually, some one will find something in his "house" too. Look, I am not defending the "R's" or the"D's" it seems that they all have done wrong. It is just that Corbetprobably has his own "skeletons" and thinks that he is safe because no one knows. The fact that he has probed and charged others just makes people want to find out someting bad about him. To the best of my knowledge the last person appearing to be with out sin left this earth about 2k years ago. So Mr. Vorbet you wanna be Governor, remember Milton Shapp, a decent man who made a few wrong personnel choices. Uncle Milty is probably playing his fiddle in Heaven right now smiling down on Corbet and waiting to laugh. People in glass houses should never throw stones. I am not sure that Corbet is living in a glass house (or that he is concerned about it), but he has thrown big boulders and that insures someone will look every to find some thing to throw at him. I DO give him kuddo for going after both sides of the aisle though

[Harold Knows]

Opps... sorry to the typing errors, but I am sure you can figure it out.

[Why]

Why didn't the York Dispatch question Saylor about his knowledge of the activities of his own employee, Al Bowman, who was among those indicted? How can Saylor not know what his own employee did, particularly when the presentment on the Attorney General's website and the indictment involving Bowman talked about all district office staff and regional coordinators acting as campaign staff?