Under Toomey’s aptly named “Ensuring the Full Faith and Credit of the United States and Protecting America’s Soldiers and Seniors Act,” the Treasury would be obligated to prioritize interest on its debt, social security payments, and salary due to active duty military service members.
This weekend Senator Rick Santorum blasted Texas Governor Rick Perry’s position that gay marriage is a states’ rights issue and the federal government should leave it alone.
Let’s face it – meeting a politican face-to-face is a thing of the past. Technology now allows us to be virtual “friends” with a U.S. Senate hopeful if we so chose, as a way to educate ourselves on the person’s political beliefs and happenings.
In this morning’s buzz, we discuss Rep. Thompson’s light bulb amendment, a new add by the DCCC, Amazon.com and liquor store privatization.
A few weeks after promising to hire hundreds of full-time employees in Pennsylvania, online retail giant Amazon.com’s application process has been plagued by a series of communications errors, according to a report published by the Morning Call last weekend.
Late last week Senate President Pro Tem Joe Scarnati (R- Jefferson) strongly voiced his opposition to the timing and substance of House Majority Leader Mike Turzai’s (R- Allegheny) liquor privatization bill.
The DCCC’s “We Don’t Quit” campaign is targeting sixty districts across the country, including five in Pennsylvania: PA-6 (Jim Gerlach), PA-7 (Pat Meehan), PA-8 (Mike Fitzpatrick), PA-11 (Lou Barletta), and PA-15 (Charlie Dent).
As the budget debate trudges on inside the Beltway, lawmakers are arguing over another, and less potentially-apocalyptic (or at least, the rhetoric surrounding the it) issue: light bulbs.
Sanotrum is preparing for the Ames Straw Poll, the Marcellus Shale Commission released its final report and a controversial sheriff came to Gettysburg.
Senator Rick Santorum’s presidential campaign seems to be sputtering — but it is not from a lack of trying.
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