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Attorney general candidates Freed and Kane trade jabs

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Attorney general candidates Freed and Kane trade jabs

POSTED: Tuesday, October 16, 2012, 3:21 PM

Pennsylvania candidates for state attorney general Kathleen Kane and David Freed visited the Inquirer Editorial Board Tuesday to seek the newspaper's endorsement. They discussed a number of issues, including a Republican political group's TV commercial attacking Democrat Kane's handling of a rape case when she was an assistant district attorney in Lackawanna County. Kane said her Republican opponent should have made a tougher statement disavowing any connection to the paid political ad that she called a "lie." The ad is no longer being aired. Freed, Cumberland County's Republican district attorney, said he didn't have anything to do with the commercial and that he had said enough about it. The two were later questioned in an interview recorded for Philly.com.

Inquirer Editorial Board @ 3:21 PM  Permalink | 2 comments
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  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 9:11 PM, 10/16/2012
    The Inquirer editorial board aka Democratic Nation Committee? Why did Freed even bother?
    jasjfarrell
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 9:26 PM, 10/18/2012
    Actually, I thought it was fair and not at all partisan, Mr. Jackson showed no preference, both candidates were well spoken, and both seem well qualified. Voting on this is going to be a tough call.
    rubyredshoes


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