PHILADELPHIA — Doug Mastriano, the Republican nominee for governor in Pennsylvania, spent the last week acting as a GOP emissary with a message of party unity.
That's an awkward fit for the state senator from Franklin County, known just as much for his broadsides at fellow Republicans as his salvos at Democrats.
Mastriano, in an interview Monday with the conservative John Fredericks Radio Show, was asked about the pre-primary Republican establishment move to cast him as "too conservative, too extreme."
