State Rep. Sam Rohrer spoke to a group of about 35 in Michelle’s Café in Clarion March 2, positioning himself as the conservative alternative candidate for governor in the Republican primary. Rorher said would address challenges in economics, education and ethics from a conservative viewpoint.

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