Pennsylvania – the State to end our “Long National Nightmare”

UPDATE: Philly GOP: Poll inspectors being ousted for Dems

Court-appointed Republican poll inspectors are being forcibly removed from voting stations in some Philadelphia wards and replaced in some cases by Democratic inspectors and even members of the Black Panthers, according to GOP officials

Pennsylvania will be the State to watch tonight. If  PA goes GOP it is all over and we can forget about Ohio. 30,000 plus attended the recent Bucks County rally and the energy was electrifying as reported by one of our comrades. Romney swings back to Pittsburgh again. Just a few short years ago it was unthinkable that the GOP could ever regain control of PA. Now the table has almost been run. All PA needs is to send Senator Casey packing and elect Tom Smith.

Watch for Lehigh and Northampton counties as discussed on the Bill Bennett show this morning. They are the bell weather counties.This is in the Allentown area. Bucks county is another. These returns should come fairly early and maybe we can get a good nights sleep.

Here is the site to watch for PA State election returns:  http://www.electionreturns.state.pa.us/

Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) predicted Monday that Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney would carry the state of Pennsylvania, pushing back against Obama campaign adviser David Plouffe’s suggestion that GOP efforts in the state were a “desperate ploy” to find an alternative path to 270 electoral votes.

 But Toomey noted that in 2010, Republicans swept statewide offices in Pennsylvania, and he predicted a similar electorate for Tuesday’s presidential vote.

“If you take a look at what happened the last time Pennsylvanians went to the polls, which is 2010, Republicans swept,” Toomey told CNN on “Starting Point.” “I won a statewide office. We elected a Republican governor. The U.S. congressional delegation and the state House assembly. So the fact is Republicans control the government at all levels by big numbers, and I think that this election is going to be much more like 2010 than 2008. I think Gov. Romney’s going to carry Pennsylvania.”

The Hill–