The Pennsylvania Democratic Party was forced to cancel its 2011 Fall Committee Meeting and other activities originally scheduled for September 9-10 in Gettysburg due to severe flooding throughout Pennsylvania.
A pair of Northeast Pennsylvania-based politicos earn up arrows this week, the Morning Call offers a blistering report on Amazon.com, and kudos to Gene Barr — all in this week’s edition of Up & Down.
His first general election television ad, a positive introductory spot that seeks to portray the former Mt. Lebanon commissioner as “a businessman, not a career politician,” will run on both cable and broadcast (with an accompanying radio spot launching as well).
PA Rep. Babette Josephs, who represents the largest gay community in Pennsylvania, has proposed bill that would add domestic partners to the list of relatives that are currently exempt from paying state inheritance taxes.
Some of Pennsylvania’s toughest journalists and legislators will take the stage in two weeks to make fun of themselves, each other, and anything else that comes to mind.
There’s good news from Washington for workers who have lost their jobs due to unfair trade practices. Last night the Senate passed Senator Bob Casey’s (D-PA) Trade Adjustment Assistance Amendment with a bipartisan vote of 69 to 28.
Casey’s trade bill passes; redistricting roadblock; more GOPers against the electoral college plan; and info on the PLCA Gridiron.
State committeewoman and Tea Party activist Cynthia Smith slammed the PAGOP for targeting an incumbent Republican Commissioner in Cambria County.
So far Democratic state legislators have denounced a plan to chop up Pennsylvania’s electoral votes and a handful of prominent Republicans have joined them. Many more have declined to take a stance on the controversial issue.
A few dozen Republicans bucked their leadership and voted against a funding bill because they wanted deeper spending cuts. Local area Republican Lou Barletta voted against it for the opposite reason.
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