This area is too Democratic for Lou Barletta to stand a decent chance of winning, short of a Sherwood-style scandal occuring after the primary.
Even with current campaign by the RCC (I think) against Kanjorski sending money to a business run by his relatives, I see this as making a minor dip in his popularity, and won't be enough to carry thru to Nov 08.
Like I said before, if Barletta could only get 42% of the vote against Barletta in 2002, a very good Republican year while Kanjorski was being investigated, I don't see him winning in 2008. I could see him holding Kanjorski to five to eight point win, but that is about it.