MORNING CALL: Democrat Joe Sestak left Philadelphia in early March on a trek across Pennsylvania after announcing his desire for a rematch against Republican U.S. Sen. Pat Toomey.
When he reached the Ohio state line four weeks and 422 miles later, Sestak still was the only challenger in a race national experts believe the right Democrat could win, putting the party a vital step closer to regaining control of the Senate…
Though state party leaders are less than enthused about Sestak, whom they view as uncooperative and lacking a strong message, they have yet to rally behind an alternative… (more)
