The two principal candidates vying for the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office debated live on Pennsylvania Cable Network last week. Then they really went on TV with ad spots.
Republican candidate David Freed, the Cumberland County District Attorney, and Democratic candidate Kathleen Kane, a former Lackawanna County prosecutor, spent the hourlong debate drawing sharp differences between each other on issues ranging from the Jerry Sandusky child sex-abuse scandal, to experience, to gun laws.
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