June 11, 2008 - 1:48pm
GOP candidate for Congress pays his taxes
By Dan HirschhornRepublican congressional candidate Chris Hackett has taken care of the back-taxes his company owed the government, The Times-Tribune reports.
Hackett, who is running to replace incumbent Chris Carney in the 10th Congressional District, had been criticized for the outstanding debt before his primary victory over Dan Meuser. Hackett's company, Workforce Solutions Inc., owed almost $17,000 in back-taxes.
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Just what we need, another
Just what we need, another politician who says one thing and does another. Hackett should drop out now before he makes more of a fool of himself. If he keeps it up he wont be able to replace his "assistant housekeeper"
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