RayClay

I must say I've never rooted for cancer before, but.....

Ahhhh, still against it.

I could be in favor of severe hemorrhoids in Specter's case, though

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Patriot_dynasty

Here is the deal...I completely understand the Senator has questions, but he appraoched this alllllll wrong. He should have had a fellow senator from a state that has no professional to propose the inquiry. The man has lost all credibility, and unfortuniately a guy that probably spent the last 30 years trying to make a positive difference in the world is left looking like a belly aching sore loser.

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BSR

They had part of his ZLX interview on Fox25 last night and the callers were ripping him a new one. It was great.

ScottieC

Ya know. He's proven his irrelevance to the political landscape with this stupidity.

I really don't like this guy and I think that at some point someone needs to start asking the Senator the hard questions about Comcast, Walsh's Lawyer, connections to the timing of the news break (Super Bowl), Eagles connections, NASCAR connections, etc etc.

This guy is a ticking time bomb, someone just needs to light the fuse and I'm disapointed that no one has.

SavioKid

Awesome! Like someone said earlier, I'm against cancer but in one case maybe.....I mean all poltics usually suck but he's the ***** on top of them all!

jmt57

Actually, Specter going on non-mainstream shows like Howard Stern's (and to a slightly lesser extent, Rush Limbaugh's and Jon Stewart's) shows is a good thing. Appearing with people like Stern makes him look like a buffoon; far less credible than if he were to be on any of the vanilla middle of the road shows like Today, Good Morning America, Oprah, or Regis and Kelly. Add to that, he is an in-office politician spending time hitting the talk show circuit in an attempt to make a buck by pushing his book. This is an act not considered to be acceptable or ethical in the minds of most Americans because it's as if he's making money writing and promoting a book when he should be working on the nation's problems. The public is far more likely going to come back looking at the ethics and motives of a public servant under a microscope than it would be at further scrutiny on the Pats. Time will tell, but my opinion is that this is an offensive move of Specter's that will backfire.