Leaders of four groups joined together at a Capitol news conference Tuesday.
Some criticized Corbett for joining some of his counterparts across the county in filing what they characterize as a politically motivated legal challenge to the recently enacted national health-care reform package.
Others called on not only Corbett, who is running for governor, but all elected officials who are running for higher office this year to resign from their posts.
Corbett spokesman Kevin Harley says the activists only talk about reform, while Corbett is actually cleaning up the corruption in Harrisburg through his ongoing investigation of the Legislature.
