This is reminiscent of this:

Dale Wynn
12:10 am on Wednesday, March 14, 2012
For "THE ABINGTON PATCH" --
I am a resident of Ward 7 and a Proud Independent, and I am all in favor of having someone from Baederwood represent us in Harrisburg, and maybe try to clean up that place too. Before last year's campaign, I had only met Ms. Madeleine Dean in passing once or twice. But then I had the chance to speak with her when she knocked on my door. I was very impressed by her intelligence, her life experience, and her very genuine nature. She seems like a person who really cares about her fellow man (and woman). That's the kind of human being I want representing me, whether in the township building or in the State Legislature. That is the same thing that I first noticed about Mr. Josh Shapiro when he knocked on my door the very first time in 2004. He struck me as someone who cares about the lives of "real people", not just "political people", and that is exactly who he was as our State Representative. And I have that same impression of Ms. Madeleine Dean.
-- D. Wynn, Jenkintown, Penn.

http://upperdublin.patch.com/articles/dean-seeks-to-follow-shapiro-s-footsteps?logout=true

The key is specificity, however, and there has been only electrical-silence regarding the allegation that she didn't satisfy CLE-requirements and, thus, had her license suspended.

This is not an answer one way or another to your allegation, but may I ask why it's important that a candidate for State Representative have a license to practice law in good standing? Or why a college professor would need one? If Ms. Dean decided not to rener her license, what bearing does that have on this campaign? Assuming it's true, it seems to me like it's completely irrellevant, so I'm not sure why it keeps getting brought up. It's like saying she didn't get her driver's license renewed. It appears that one has nothing to do with the other, so I'm genuinely curious why this keeps getting brought up and I'm hoping someone could provide that answer.

Based on her track record, should Ms Dean weasel her way to victory, you will probably only get another "100 days" before she announces her candidacy for for US Congress. Ward 7 residents should be outraged at her total betrayal of the people who elected her commissioner.

I would like to encourage any resident who is concerned about family values, education, voter ID fraud and our property taxes to vote for Nick Mattiacci. I've met him and spoke with him on many issues and he has the character to represent our district. He is not your typical politician who will say anything you want to hear to get your vote. He truly cares about education within the district as he is raising two children of his own through our system and he understands that you can't continue to throw money at the schools to make them better. Instead of blaming Gov. Tom Corbitt for cutting back some of the funding, he realizes that the more of our tax dollars get thrown at the system, the more money they will waste. When there is a budget that is adhered to, they should be able to work with what's in the budget by cutting some of the fluff out. Instead of lowering the standards, make the teachers and the children more accountable so when the kids graduate high school, they are more prepared for their futures. In regard to the Voter ID law, Nick Mattiacci has it right. He understands that EVERY vote counts and how could that be if there is even one case of voter fraud. You need proper identification when you go to the hospital, buy liquor, go to the bank, etc. What I like about Nick Mattiacci is that he said he is willing to help anyone who cannot obtain the proper ID on their own - unlike Dean who can only complain about it.