According to a Quinnipiac University poll out today, “Only 24 percent of Pennsylvania voters say they are ‘very confident’ or ’somewhat confident’ that the State Legislature will enact legislation to end corruption, while 74 percent are ‘not too confident’ or ‘not confident at all.’”
I’d go one step further and say that I doubt our elected leaders are even capable of discerning true reform and therefore couldn’t clean up the mess in Harrisburg if they wanted to.
The pollsters, apparently less cynical than I, do not appear to have asked that question.