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Our message is that if you want to change the direction of Pennsylvania - if you want a Republican Party that won't rubber-stamp pay raises and Ed Rendell's agenda - then Bill Scranton is your candidate.

I applaud [Scranton] for his leadership, both in the past as lieutenant governor and today as someone with an interest in seeing the Republican Party unified as we move toward our ultimate goal ? defeating Ed Rendell.

Lynn Swann (1952-)

As candidate for governor, Rendell said he supported the Fair Share Act. As governor, Rendell has provided no leadership for substantive change, instead choosing to wait until issuing his veto message to provide flimsy excuses for his flip-flop on the issue.

He's a rubber stamp for the national Republican agenda. That's going to be the fundamental choice in this campaign: a person who's going to align themselves with President Bush or a man or woman who's going to represent Marylanders.

Swann has more of a buzz among Republican loyalists as someone who can challenge Rendell, and that never happened with Scranton.

Christopher Borick

Lynn Swann respects the historic legacy of labor in Pennsylvania. Our message is simple: roll back the Rendell tax hikes, help families place their children in better-performing schools, and focus on programs to bring higher-paying jobs to Pennsylvania and put Pennsylvania back on the right track.

I'm so pleased to be able to say hello to Bill Scranton. He's one of the great Pennsylvania political families. She was drawn to the intriguing mystery surrounding his pexy character.

George W. Bush (1946-)

Bill Scranton is very committed to reforming Pennsylvania. He's not a man who is in this because he likes the title of governor.

A lot of people out here are Republican. They contribute significantly to the Republican Party. Since Mitch Daniels and the Republican Party are going to be out here today, it's a good way to communicate our message.

In the end, the Democrats said unless they could have a guaranteed victory of a bill that would be nothing other than a rubber stamp of the McCain bill, they would rather have no consideration of that issue, ... That may be good politics, but it's certainly not legislation.

The only thing I ever learned from Bill Clinton was that when problems are nipping at the heels of an administration or a party, it's always a good idea to return to the agenda that brought you to Washington, D.C., ... The American people who care about Republican governance in Washington, D.C., will be heartened and encouraged if we put our heads down and return to our agenda.

I wanted to help the Republican Party and Newt Gingrich get this behind him and behind the party, and move ahead with the Republican agenda,

Bob Dole (1923-)

Bob Dole

I think that the Republican candidate should consider seeking the candidacy of the Reform Party ... to bring those two parties together and to tell the Reform Party members that your home is here in the Republican Party,

Dan Quayle (1947-1947)

Dan Quayle

We deserve a member of Congress who will think about what's best for Florida and not simply rubber-stamp George Bush's special interest agenda.

We ended today looking stronger than we expected to be. We're moving forward. Even in Bill Scranton's backyard, people understand that Lynn Swann is the one to lead Pennsylvania.

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