6 On Ballot For PA AG
By Bob Small
There are six appearing on this year’s ballot for Pennsylvania Attorney General, but the incumbent, Michelle Henry, isn’t among them.
The Democrat candidate is Eugene De Pasquale and the Republican is Dave Sunday.
There are, however, four alternative party candidates.
The Constitution Party candidate is Justin L. McGill. He received his Juris Doctorate from Roger Williams School of Law (RI). He is an Armyveteran. In his interview with the Committee of Seventy Justin Magill, he said the Attorney General has a responsibilityin “ Having the proper understanding of the role of government is critical to advising other officials on their roles” and to protect them from both state and us government overreach.
He believes in the right to bear arms. On abortion, he says “To terminate an innocent human being without due process of law is to commit murder and should be punished accordingly by government. “ For his many other positions, see the above article.
The Forward Pary is putting forward Eric Settle. He was a founder of Republicans for Josh Shapiro and is a governing board member of the Early Head Start Program of CHOP (Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia).. He received his J. D. ( with Honors) from George Washington Law School. He has been married for almost 40 years to his wife, Robin and they have two adult sons. See also The Forward Party’s Eric Settle.
The Green Party Candidate is Richard L Weiss. His J. D. is from the University of Denver. He was a Ford Foundation fellow in Public International Law at Washington D.C.’s American University. His MBA is from the University of Chicago. Among his many opinions are this one on policing: All training and equipment should be devoted to taking suspects alive, and a death considered a failure’
See also Richard Weiss Candidate for PA Attorney Gener
The Libertarian candidate is Rob Cowbur.
Cowburn chairs the Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania. He says on his website that he is a staunch advocate for attracting and retaining businesses.
“I’ve witnessed firsthand how state and federal regulatory overreach has stifled American industry,” he says.
See also On the Issues: Robert Cowburn
6 On Ballot For PA AG