Republicans continued their push to define Barack Obama as the “Outsourcer-in-Chief” today. RNC Chairman Reince Priebus took the train to Philly to blast the President for stimulus loan guarantees that ended up benefiting foreign companies.
Philadelphia City Commissioner Al Schmidt released a report of his investigation into voter fraud, reigniting the debate over the state Voter ID law. His findings show a number of voting irregularities that prove fraud could be an issue for the 2012 election.
An anti-Tom Smith group spent tons to defeat him in the primaries, but months later the source of that money is still a mystery; Smith keeps busy by going after “Senator Zero” Bob Casey; Corbett holds a Romney-RNC fundraiser; and ICYMI, check out our Q2 Fundraising: Winners and Losers.
The super PAC Freedom Fund for America’s Future spent $175,000 in a futile attempt to beat Tom Smith in the GOP primary. But months later, it’s still not possible to find where the money came from.
After a long day of stumping in Westmoreland County, GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney traveled to Pittsburgh for a joint fundraiser with the Republican National Committee held by Gov. Tom Corbett.
GOP Senate candidate Tom Smith has launched a new website blasting Sen. Bob Casey for having “zero” accomplishments during his first term. Namely, that he sponsored 324 pieces of legislation since 2007 and none have become law. Casey says Smith doesn’t understand how the Senate works.
The conservative leaning group YG Network has announced a six-figure digital ad buy focused on five national congressional race media markets. The ad, “Secret,” encourages Reps to support the Sequestration Transparency Act, requiring the disclosure of across-the-board spending cuts.
The numbers are in. Here are the PA congressional candidates who rose and fell this quarter.
Good morning politicos, here’s the buzz. We unveil our Q2 list of fundraising winners and losers; Romney came to western PA Tuesday, Michelle Obama is in Philly today, and a GOP super PAC has reserved $1.6 mil in Philly airtime.
Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney attacked President Obama for undervaluing the contribution of individual business owners to the U.S. economy during a campaign stop in southwestern Pennsylvania Tuesday afternoon.
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