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Editorial

Monday, October 25, 2010 While Pennsylvania's candidates for the U.S. Senate differ in their opinions, the best choice is clear to us. From his views on social security to his enthusiasm toward education, Democratic candidate Joe Sestak is better suited for this position than his opponent, Republican candidate Pat Toomey. The Pennsylvania race for U.S. Senate is one of the closest in the country. Of the issues facing our nation, the decidedly most important include the issues of social security, taxes, the budget deficit, national security, and of course, American jobs. The candidates represent opposite feelings toward all of these concerns. Sestak, 58, believes that government still has the potential to improve people's lives. His views regarding taxes support the middle class, and because of his dedication to education, he supports tax cuts for families with children and tax cuts toward their learning. He strongly feels that Congress needs to balance the budget and has voted for a huge reduction in the government budget. Sestak spent a majority of his life, 31 years, in the United State's Navy. He has an outstanding background in the issue of national security and he agrees with building and sustaining an international coalition and alliances for a multilateral effort. On the issues of social security and American jobs, Sestak and Toomey are polar opposites. Sestak supports keeping social security the way it is, while Toomey wants to throw our money into the stock market. The idea of privatizing social security, which Toomey fully supports, is an unpredictable and overall negative venture. When it comes to American jobs, Sestak advocates keeping them in the United States. He wants to end tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. Toomey is an advocate for sending our American jobs to foreign places like China. He values Chinese exports over our job. Pennsylvania needs someone like Sestak. From his views on national security to his ideas on taxes, Sestak is the better choice for the U.S. Senate. His moderate ideas will help to create more jobs and a safer and more positive future for American families.
 * Editorial: Sestak is the stronger choice **

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