Hold me back. Radnor's own in pauperis birther, Jim Schneller is yes, running for congress.

So is he running his campaign on the in forma pauperis platform? You know how he like to file all those frivolous lawsuits that taxpayers have to pay for?

Earlier this year Radnor's own tea bagging fool made news by trying to get Barack Obama deported or whatever - actually it was the whole birth certificate thing, hence making him a birther - you can read about it on the web including here.

But as Sarah Palin had to be, so does the Schneller, unfortunately.

But seriously, this is one of those people who spends time seemingly every week out front of Bryn Mawr Hospital protesting their mythical abortion clinic. Now while not a constant fan of the hosptial, they don't deserve that and those people shouldn't just be able to block the whole sidewalk when they are there.

Also, does Schneller pay rent or a mortgage? Or are his expenses covered for him? How will he fund this campaign? Part of running for office is life experience so what real viable experience can make a voter want to go the Schneller route? I think candidates like Schneller are dangerous because they are too much of a side show distraction, but thought I would put it out there one time that he was attempting to run for Sestak's seat.

Schneller would be a candidate who would set a woman's right to chose back about a century.

Add another face in race for 7th Congress seat
Published: Sunday, November 22, 2009
By ALEX ROSE

An Independent candidate from Wayne has emerged in the ever-expanding field seeking the 7th Congressional District seat in mid-term elections next year.

Jim Schneller, 54, is a fiscally conservative pro-life reformer who wants to reign in spending at the federal level, while working to reduce debt nationally and locally.

“The huge debt that’s being taken on by our federal government, this is being mirrored in our state Legislature and it’s also happening in the local sector,” he said. “It has just become obvious, really in the very short term, that this has been burgeoning and when Congress came into its 2009 session and started to issue trillions of dollars of no-string bailouts, I jumped to attention and started talking to friends and with community people, and nobody is happy about it.”

Schneller, a “parishioner under every possibly meaning of the word” at St. Katharine of Siena in Wayne, said he attended Penn State University and Columbia University, studying a wide range of subjects including pre-medicine, mathematics, information technology and biology.

Schneller said he went on to work at New York City’s department of licensing, where he acted as a liaison between city government and business to implement new laws on storage warehouse law. He said he has also worked as a sales and marketing executive and previously owned his own retail Web site....To date, those Democratic opponents include state Rep. Bryan Lentz, D-161, of Swarthmore; political consultant E. Teresa Touey of Massachusetts, and environmental lawyer Gail Conner of Edgmont.

Pat Meehan of Upper Darby, a former Delaware County district attorney and U.S. attorney, is the Republican candidate for the seat. State Rep. Greg Vitali, D-166, of Haverford, is also mulling a run but has not been actively campaigning.

OK who isn't running for this seat? See page four of this flyer. Sorry, but this guy is too much of an extremist to represent a widely diverse district in the U.S. Congress and hopefully the knee-jerk reactors will have the sense to realize that. And it's great to be fiscally conservative and all, but I don't want him handling my wallet thank you very much. Jim Gerlach he ain't. Google Jim Schneller and tell me if you want him representing you. if you do it's fine, but I think the whole concept is nuttier then a jar of peanut butter.