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    One of the Best Summers Ever

    March 28th, 2012
    Posted By:

    Sean Summers

    Yeah, politics can get ugly, but they can be a thing of beauty, too.

    Campbell, Harrington & Brear has handled a lot of campaigns over the years, helping to brand everything from township supervisors and mayors and judges to Sean Summers, who seeks to become the Republican nominee for Pennsylvania’s new 4th Congressional District.

    Few have been more challenging and enjoyable than this one. Due to the surprise retirement of the seated U. S Congressman Todd Platts, we had 93 days to the Primary when Sean came to our door … 93 days to create a brand, a look and a message that would differentiate Sean from the crowd of seven candidates … 93 days to get a read on the newly drawn District … and 93 days to help Sean overcome the significant advantage in name recognition owned by the two career politicians who entered as early favorites.

    But as part Sean’s outstanding team of advisers, we’ve seen the campaign come a long way. It is Sean who marshaled the most impressive army of enthusiastic volunteers. It is Sean who saturated the market with a clean, clear message long before the others even stirred. And it is Sean who is wearing the campaign’s mantle of leadership.

    Working with people like Sean is what keeps us above the muddy waters of politics. Our commitment is to represent individuals of the highest personal integrity – good people who honestly wish to serve, as opposed to those more intent on feeding from the public trough.  That’s why we have never run a negative campaign.   And that’s why our company has a phenomenal winning record in political campaigns.

    And there’s no question regarding Sean’s character. He’s the attorney who represented Albert Snyder, at no cost, against Westboro Baptist Church (the hateful group that disrupts military funerals), in a case that lasted nearly five years and went all the way to the Supreme Court.

    Although time is short, there’s still a long way to go. Sean’s running hard. He’s truly living up to his brand: “A Leader. Not a Politician.” And by doing so, he’s coming down the stretch with a great deal of momentum.


     

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