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Tuesday, October 20, 2015

Pittsburgh Post Endorses Judge Giordano For Superior Court

You can read the endorsement here. I am more than a little astonished that Judge Giordano's opponent would think she is entitled to the job simply because she is a woman. If Judge Giordano suggested that he should be elected because he is male, he would rightly be branded a sexist. Perhaps she was just relaying what election experts tell her, but it's something that was better left unsaid. Incidentally, ten of the Superior Court's 14 judges are women.

3 comments:

  1. No comments on what a paper from Pittsburgh thinks!Could it be super bowl envy at work here?

    Scott Armstrong

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  2. or, it could be no one really cares or understands how important these judicial races are. I don't want to hurt his chances but I am a big supporter of Giordano.

    Scott Armstrong

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  3. I saw the candidates on c-span -Judge Giordano out classed his opponents. If one votes for a woman for example, BECAUSE your a woman --then perhaps you should not be able to vote at all.It's not about the sex of the jurist,but about justice . This is my opinion . I was there when this jurist was first voted in by the people from Northampton County. Judge Giordano has been a very straight forward man and has displayed compassion for unfortunate people along with having always displayed personal integrity. .

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