Pawlowski formally began his march to Harriburg today with the creation of the Pawlowski For Governor PAC. I suspect as a candidate running for his third term as mayor that he will downplay his larger ambition, at least until after the upcoming November election.
UPDATE: This story was picked up off this blog about 11:30 Friday morning. How did I know before the Morning Call when the legal notice was printed in the Morning Call? Legal notices and classified ads are placed through the Tribune office in Chicago. The press page layout is computer delivered to the printing presses during the evening, and the paper is printed for early morning delivery. The legal notices are not included in the digital edition. Do the local reporters read the hard copy paper at 5:00 a.m., much less the legal notices, as does this blogger? By 7:30 Friday morning Pawlowski challenger Michael Donovan thanked me for the post.
If I'm not mistaken Pond Rd. is in South Whitehall Twp. Ironic that it's not within the "city without limits" unless annexing surrounding townships is his first agenda as governor.
ReplyDeleteFrankly, I don't think he stands a snowball's prayer in Hades against the Philly machine behind Allison Schwartz.
One surprising aspect, I expected the law firm would have been Fox Rothschild, Marcel Groen's law firm.
ReplyDeleteWasn't Groen Pawlowski's puppetmaster?
he's delusional to think he could win anywhere outside of allentown
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