Romney Pulls In Pa. Endorsements
On Friday, Mitt Romney’s campaign released a list of Pa. officials and GOP power brokers who have endorsed the former Massachusetts Governor.
November 7, 2011
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On Friday, Mitt Romney’s campaign released a list of Pa. officials and GOP power brokers who have endorsed the former Massachusetts Governor.
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A source close to Republican Commissioner candidates Bruce Castor and Jenny Brown says the campaign made a surprise purchase of about $300,000 in air time for the duration of the campaign.
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Sen. Pat Toomey is staying out of the intra-party struggle brewing in western Pennsylvania. The Senator’s office said that although he attended a fundraiser for Rep. Tim Murphy Thursday morning, he would not take sides in his upcoming primary.
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