By Peg Luksik at Constitutionparty.com:
Once upon a time there were two brothers. The older would, by birthright,
inherit all that his father owned. A day came when the older wanted
something to eat. He had been outside all day, and was hungry. The younger
had a meal already prepared. The older asked the younger to give him the
dinner.… Read more ...
Arlen Specter is a sitting U.S. Senator who, last year, switched from the Republican Party to the Democratic Party after polls showed him trailing his primary opponent. Now polls show him trailing his Democratic primary opponent. Slate recently published an interesting article concerning whether it would have been better for Specter to run as an Independent.… Read more ...
The two candidates for US Senate in Pennsylvania who showed up for a recent debate in Pennsylvania were Green Mel Packer and Republican Peg Luksik. The latter was formerly a Constitution Party member and garnered over 10 percent of the vote as the party’s nominee for governor of Pennsylvania in 1994. … Read more ...
Jim Clymer is the current National Chairman of the Constitution Party and a former candidate for local, state, and federal offices in Pennsylvania for the CP. Recent FEC filings show that since May of 2009 he has donated over $17,000 to the Constitution Party National Committee, which means he is almost certainly the top donor to that committee.… Read more ...
The race for Senate in Pennsylvania is becoming very interesting. The incumbent, Arlen Specter, is a Republican, who is being critiqued by his party for his support of the Democratic-led stimulus package last month.
According to a March 11, 2009 story in the Washington Independent, there is some chance that Pat Toomey (a long time Republican who was gone from the scene awhile, but returned with strength recently) and/or Peg Luksik (a pro-life activist and previous third party candidate) might challenge Specter in the Republican Primary.… Read more ...
Peg Luksik is a conservative activist in Pennsylvania who ran for Governor three times in the 90’s, and who is now running against Arlen Specter for the open US Senate seat in Pennsylvania. She ran for Governor in 1990 as a Republican and captured 44%. In 1994 she ran as independent with connections to the Constitutional Party (the Constitution Party’s Pennsylvania affilliate) and recieved an impressive 12.84% statewide, as well as beating the Democratic nominee in a couple of counties.… Read more ...