Ryan Sanders for US Congress 2010

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I'm Ryan Sanders, and I'm ready to clean up the mess in Washington. No more politics-as-usual: the people of the 19th district deserve better.

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Sanders Calls For Full Investment in Mid-State Infrastructure Overhaul

19th Congressional District candidates to debate in Shippensburg

Sanders Welcomes Continued Debate With Platts And Monighan

Sanders Supports Infrastructure Investment In Adams, York And Cumberland Counties, Promises Action On Permanent Regional Infrastructure Funding Bank

On The Road Again, Around The 19th For Labor Day

Sanders Moderates York Workplace Discrimination Leadership Forum

Sanders Announces Fall Debates Kick-Off

OP-ED: Platts should face economic reality

Sanders Works With Governor Rendell to Organize PA Infrastructure Initiative in 19th District

Sanders Distributes Healthcare Consumer Help Site - HEALTHCARE.GOV

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Debates
	Candidates debate partisan politics in the 19th Congressional District - York Dispatch Congressional hopefuls lay out visions for 19th District - York Dispatch Debates Set in 19th District Race
Headlines
	Candidates for 19th congressional seat debate in Carlisle (9-13-2010) Dickinson College hosted a debate Monday among the three candidates vying for the 19th Congressional seat, which includes parts of Cumberland, Adams and York counties.

	Replace Platts Letter to the Editor at ydr.com York Daily Record 8-20-2010 Isn't it time for career politician Todd Platts to find another career? While he's collected more than $1.5 million in salary since 2001, we, his constituents, have suffered from his lack of leadership. What has he done in 10 years he's been in Washington? Can anyone think of any major accomplishments? Sure, he might have a pleasant demeanor, and that might be great if you're a Walmart greeter, but when someone is collecting a $175,000 taxpayer-funded salary, you expect to see some results eventually. If Mr. Platts is the champion of the private sector, as he claims, maybe he should try working there for once in his life. GREG COLBURN HANOVER

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