One of Obama’s first pardons was a western Pa. resident, Patrick Murphy does not have any regrets, Pennsylvania is the national leader in teacher strikes and Dahlkemper spent double what Mike Kelly spent during the campaign. Good Monday morning and welcome to the Buzz.
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In this week’s edition of Up & Down: Mayor Nutter wins a staring contest with political correctness. His predecessor loses his cool in Philly Mag. And Governor Rendell breaks even as his second term comes to a close.
Tom Corbett and the newly elected Governors met with the President yesterday, Sen. Casey is trying to tighten the screws on Iran and Andy Reid for city council? Good Friday morning, look for Up & Down this afternoon, but for now, here is the Buzz.
Casey, Dodd Announce Partnership of Major Child Advocates to Develop Report Card on the State of the American Child WASHINGTON, DC—Today, Senator Bob Casey (D-PA)
Murphy Says America’s Taxed Enough Already (Washington, D.C.) – Upon passage of the “Middle Class Tax Relief Act” today, Congressman Tim Murphy (PA-18) released
Representative Tim Murphy Votes to Raise Taxes on 98 Percent of Americans Even as millions of hardworking Americans struggle to afford gas, groceries, and
Representative Jim Gerlach Votes to Raise Taxes on 98 Percent of Americans Even as millions of hardworking Americans struggle to afford gas, groceries, and
Representative Charlie Dent Votes to Raise Taxes on 98 Percent of Americans Even as millions of hardworking Americans struggle to afford gas, groceries, and
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