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April 29, 2008 - 11:42am

A 'Hardball' senator for Pennsylvania?

By Politicker Staff
Category: US SenateTags: Chris Matthews, US Senate, Arlen Specter

Chris Matthews: Photo by Getty ImagesChris Matthews: Photo by Getty ImagesMany celebrity candidates have been successful running for office. Jesse Ventura and Arnold Schwarzenegger became Governors, Tom Osborne and Sonny Bono became Congressman.

Voters in Pennsylvania though have not been as favorable to celebrity type candidates. The New York Sun takes a closer look at "Hardball" star Chris Matthews possibly running for US Senate in 2010 against Arlen Specter.

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