"Where I lived in South Central PA always seemed to like the Casey name when his dad was governor and it is a fairly Conservative area...."

Also, this one's a real gem:

"No thanks to the "all or nothing" conservatives that still refuse to support Santorum due to his support of Specter over Toomey."

And a few have resorted to just making shit up:

"Much of his Negative rating is from his own base that will come around in the end though it may not be enough."

Hmmmm ... are the moderate GOPers beginning to see the forst among those tress?

This pretty much covers everything.

Once Casey gets a few public speaking lessons under his belt, maybe he bhe taught to hold back enough to keep the GOP dumping money into this race.

Casey ran a great campaign for attorney general.  Lots of "what I did" points from his time as auditor general, and a good emphasis on a nice-looking family that presents all that is right with America.

Casey is going to take a lot of GOP votes from Santorum.

The GOPers do toss out a legit word of warning: "Santorum needs a lot of help to win. If the Rats implode over abortion, it MIGHT work if the primary is nasty."

But don't sweat it too much.  Casey has a hell of a record on labor issue.  Give Casey his due: he's truly pro-life, in the sense that he wants those non-abortions to grow up and lead successful, fulfilling lives.

Yep.  Scary.  The Dems just selling themselves as good people.

It worked for W, and he's a fucking cokehead who dodged military service and got an old girlfriend an abortion.

It's worth a try for Casey.  Plus, Casey has never shown up in public drooling in a drug stupor.  

You never know.  It just might work: a sober, clean, decent American politician.

Americans -- especially centerist and conservative Americans -- want to know what is right with America.

The Democratic Party could do a lot to let America know what's right by getting behind Casey.