As the two presidential contenders continue to spar over job creation and economic growth, the Obama camp has released a new ad to air in nine states, including Pennsylvania. The ad “Believes” highlights the campaign’s central message, that Romney is an outsourcer, and Obama an insourcer.
Obama’s campaign bus tour “Betting on America” will begin in Ohio July 5 and make its way to western PA, where it will end with a public event at Carnegie Mellon University July 7.
Rising costs threatened to shut Philadelphia’s Sunoco refinery, but cross-party cooperation, labor involvement and a private sector not only allowed the refinery to stay open, but will add jobs.
Good morning politicos, here’s the buzz. Obama’s coming to Pittsburgh; LG Cawley ponders calling a special election after Sen. Pippy’s resignation; two pro-Dem groups make huge ad reservations in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia; and we ask readers what the most exciting state Senate race is.
Missa Eaton! The Democrat for Congress in PA’s 3rd district is the first to announce her 2nd quarter fundraising numbers. She raised $84,403 from April to June.
The House Majority PAC and Service Employees International Union (SEIU) announced today that they have reserved TV ad time in 38 markets, including Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The partners combined are preparing to spend $20 million, with the House Majority PAC chipping in the lion’s share.
John Pippy is now, officially, a former Senator. He announced his retirement Saturday night 14 minutes after Gov. Corbett signed the state budget. Pippy appears poised to take the reins of the PA Coal Association, but his sudden departure threatens to complicate an already confusing campaign.
Toomey continues to show his full Romney support with a memo attacking the President’s economic record. The memo continues the GOP’s “broken promises” theme and implies that further and more specific attacks will come later this week.
With much legislative work done for the summer and no major bills before the House or Senate, candidates and defending incumbents can focus their full efforts on winning in November. We see six competitive and exciting races. So tell us readers, which is number one?
The left-leaning organization MomsRising launched a TV ad to thank Sen. Casey for voting down a resolution to overturn the EPA’ s Mercury and Air Toxics Standard. Smith’s campaign said “It’s no surprise
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