Toomey “Unlikely” to Support Immigration Bill
The Senator opposed cloture on the Hoeven-Corker compromise and says he expects to vote no on final passage of immigration reform.
June 25, 2013
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The Senator opposed cloture on the Hoeven-Corker compromise and says he expects to vote no on final passage of immigration reform.
The executive vice-president of Comcast David Cohen is raising money for Pat Toomey, and Joe Sestak isn’t happy.
His proposal would increase the ceiling on work visas for low skilled immigrants from 75,000 to 350,000.
Recent news about the NSA and domestic surveillance forces PA’s members of Congress to reconsider the tradeoff between security and privacy.
A new poll, commissioned by reform advocates and slanted in their favor, shows nearly two-thirds of PA voters support the current Senate bill.
The U.S. Senate soon will take up immigration reform, an issue made even more complicated by internal GOP politics. Roll Call says Pat Toomey is a Senator to watch in the coming debate.
A 2016 rematch would favor the incumbent Republican Senator, the first poll of the race finds.
The ad, released by the conservative group NumbersUSA, argues against the Senate’s latest attempts at immigration reform.
Sen. Pat Toomey has joined GOP critics loudly decrying improper scrutiny by the IRS of conservative groups. But he’s also using the issue to raise campaign cash. Update: so did Rep. Pat Meehan.
If Sestak wins the 2016 Democratic nomination he will be the first major party candidate to secure a rematch in a Pennsylvania U.S. Senate race in the popular vote era, writes guest commentator Eric Ostermeier of the University of Minnesota.
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