Remember how Scott Boyd was caught with his Senate Campaign website up and running while denouncing someone else for campaigning? (Click here to see our story) It's clear that Boyd campaign consultant Jeff Coleman read our parody website that mocked Boyd's search for values (click here to see our parody MyRepublicanValues.com) Coleman, the pretty boy of political consultants, served for a mere two years before announcing his "retirement" and starting his political consulting business.

Coleman made an estimated $8,000 on Boyd's 11 minute video and the matching new website that was produced to start his Senate campaign. The theme of Boyd's campaign? "Rediscovering Our Values: A Return to Republican Principles." Amazingly, for political watchers, is the irony of Boyd's biggest fan - East Hempfield GOP chairman - Diane Moore (who hates Heidi Wheaton), not blinking at Coleman simply regurgitating Wheaton's "Lancaster Values" in her 2006 run for state senate!

We suspect that Boyd paid Coleman an awful lot for leftovers that didn't get someone elected!

The video shows a staged and phony speech given by Boyd to cheering supporters. When did this event occur? How many of those acting in the video showed up at Boyd's breakfast to see themselves on the big screen? More importantly, what reporter is going to write the story on Boyd and his decision to drop out of the Senate race and stay in the house? What lead up to that ego-deflating decision? Moreover, why did Boyd prepare this video and website? Does Boyd have competition for his house seat that the public doesn't know about? It's hard to imagine spending thousands and thousands of dollars when you don't have someone running against you! Or does he?

Thanks to 5thEstate.com's time machine, we can show you how consultant Coleman changed the theme from last month's "Rediscovering Our Values" to this month's "Standing up for Republican Values". Apparently Boyd went from trying to find values to standing up for them in just one month! Amusingly, Coleman had all the DVD's printed up with the "Rediscovering Our Values" and merely changed the website but at least we know that someone is reading this 'zine!

In today's Sunday News, Boyd is quoted as saying that people, "drift by degrees." Apparently Boyd has yet to see how he's done his own drifting by viewing, MyRepublicanValues.com!

Stay tuned to 5thEstate.com to find out about Boyd's political-fight-of-his-life!

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