shmessy

Here's where it will really get interesting right there in his "constituency":

http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pitt.../s_567781.html

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JoePats

Wow that was a good read. More than gets the point across and does it in a comical manner. Great find!

Sicilian

That really does lay it all out there doesn't it?

What's the spread on this being mentioned on ESPN?

KontradictioN

I can feel the tides beginning to turn. More and more journalists from other cities are starting to realize this witch hunt is ridiculous. It won't be long before the national media begins to take notice and speeds up their backtracking.

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Zeke_Mowatt

Great stuff! Thank god it's not just sports haters and homers pointing out what a douche nozzle this old fart is.

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signbabybrady

Why did he stop there I think he could have gone on for another few pages pointing out the hypocricies.

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Zeke_Mowatt

Because that would be beating a dead horse

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shmessy

Remember folks, this is the largest paper in Pittsburgh!!!!!!!

Think all those ranting Stiller fans are getting some "new information" when they read Mr. Heyl's column today???????? Specter took 1/3 of his presser on Wednesday to devote to pandering to the Pittsburgh fan constituency.

The tide is turning BIG on Senator Specter. It was only a matter of time before it happened.

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Sicilian

Right, he made his point.

It should raise more than one red flag that Walsh and Specter, the two people keeping this dead issue breathing, have two enormous conflicts of interest.

Specter has comcast. Walsh has the fact that he watched Mangini work his way from coffee gopher to DC, while he couldn't break out of entry level and got canned. Think he's bitter? Nah, he's too saintly to feel jealousy

TheGodInAGreyHoodie

BTW he isn't a sports guy. His beat is politics not the Steelers.