Once again, a bunch of people whose monikers have never before graced a Delaware blog show up to tout Mike Protack’s bullshit, and once again the exact same terms are used — “silver spoon,” etc. And we’re expected to believe that “Paul,” the union guy, cares at all about whether Protack said anything nice or nasty about the Republican Party.

Tell us, Mike, when are you going to release the names of all your “donors”? I know the law doesn’t require it, but your credibility does. I frankly don’t believe you raised your money from donors, and unless I see some names I never will.

BTW, when are you going to hold a real fund-raiser — you know, the kind where real people show up and pay real money because they support you as a candidate? Let us know. Because until then your campaign is just what it’s always been — a novelty act.

Dana’s post had faded from my memory. It was disturbing enough when I read it the first time but the quote above, from the comments section, resounds today.
Has America become what the GOP has prioritized since Reagan’s time: beholden only to the stockholder bottomline?

And how many soon quit them because Walgreen’s is atrocious t0 work for?

And did Alan Levin potentially endanger Delawareans by selling HH to Walgreens, a company w/ a notorious history of serious medication errors?

See here:

http://delawarewatch.blogspot.com/2007/08/did-alan-levin-jeopardize-customer.html

Markell and Protack were both on their game today with Markell going first and he talked a lot of policy, almost too much policy as the President had to get him to move one several times but still he had ideas and seemed committed to what he said. I still think of him as a bit of a spoiler against Carney but we will see.
Protack talked policy and numbers but mostly talked about values and experiences in life which were much more like mine.

I did not know there was Republican in the state who cared or thought about the little people, it was pretty clear Protack did. He talked about health care and education and the economic slowdown in Delaware with very personal stories and decent solutions in each area.

The best part of his talk was when he was asked twice about the Republican Party in Delaware and their undeniable free fall into obscurity. He could have taken some pot shots at the Republican party but he didn’t… he calmly said he thought the voters had spoken pretty loud and clear and there was no need for him to talk about personalities when the issues and answers were more important.

I hope Mr. Carney will visit us.

Republicans ALWAYS think (non-union) employees get what they deserve.

Also, isn’t Levin the same guy who was going to stop taking Medicare and Medicaid at the pharmacy reimbursable rate was too low? Now there is a man of the people by goodness.

The state GOP must be brain dead beyond belief.
Too much Happy Harry Happy Hours at the pharmacy.

So i don’t know, maybe at you local HH a couple of teenagers quit and some pharm techs got switched around, but definitely not what you describe.