May 5, 2008 - 11:06am
No questions on Hackett’s life stance for RTL PAC
By Politicker Staff
Congressional candidate Chris HackettOver the last weekend before the primary election, questions arose regarding Republican Chris Hackett’s stance on abortion. Hackett maintained he was pro-life while supporters for Dan Meuser claimed Hackett had stated early he was pro-choice.
The National Right to Life PAC has no questions about Hackett’s stance as today they endorsed the Republican in his campaign to unseat Chris Carney in PA-10.
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