TL: State Senator Raphael “Ray” Musto (D-Luzerne/Carbon/Monroe) announced today that he will not seek re-election and retire from the Senate at the end of his current term.
"After nearly 40 years of public service to the citizens of the Northeast and seven terms serving the 14th Senatorial District, it is time to retire from the Senate," Musto said in a release.
"After nearly 40 years of public service to the citizens of the Northeast and seven terms serving the 14th Senatorial District, it is time to retire from the Senate," Musto said in a release.
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Expect a crowded Democratic primary in the race to succeed him and maybe the Republicans might even find a candidate this time. He was unopposed in 2006 even after his vote for the 2AM pay raise. I'm looking forward to reading a recap of his career from our local political historian.
was that Lou Barletta throwing up?
ReplyDeletenow where do you run to Lou, you burned every bridge that was available to you.......
stupid person..
Now who's going to get the Delaney family all their pork state and Wilkes-Barre City jobs??
ReplyDeleteWhy the last minute Ray?
ReplyDeleteWatch the all the pigs head to the trough now with their petitions. souie...souie...grunt...grunt
You all are morons. Musto is a great man and a powerful politician...
ReplyDeleteThere will be no one to replace his shoes!
"Great Man" and "Powerful Politician" seldom go together. As for replacements, the Commonwealth is full of ambitious middle-aged white guys, so I'm sure someone will step up.
ReplyDeleteIt's a great day in PA and it's about time! After he gets his brother the job as Court in Administrator will he get his niece a nice judgeship before he leaves office?
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to reading a recap of his career from our local political historian.
ReplyDeleteGort, will do on Friday's edition.
Yonk
they want to talk about corrpution in Luzerne County, and the best we could do out of all the applicants for Court Administrator was find the Senators BROTHER?
ReplyDeleteamazing.
Ray understands the glory of nepotism.
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