NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg’s gun violence PAC will remain on TV, this week with an ad that highlights a victim whose killer purchased a gun without a background check.
Update: PoliticsPA has obtained the Toomey specific version of the ad. A super PAC founded and funded by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg will air a TV ad in Pa. featuring a man who could be described as a “bitter clinger.”
VoteVets.org, the nation’s largest progressive veterans group, will spend $150,000 to air an ad featuring an Iraq war vet who supports universal background checks. Pennsylvania is one of only three states in which the the ad is set to air.
In the past year, many Democrats – including President Obama – have gone from supporting civil unions to supporting gay marriage. Bob Casey is one of 10 Democrats in the U.S. Senate who has not.
Joe Sestak, the former Congressman who challenged Pat Toomey in 2010, took a rare, post-campaign shot at the Senator in an op-ed for the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Tuesday.
Bob Casey wants Pennsylvania to remain a winner take all presidential state. The Senator wrote Pa. Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi to voice his opposition to a longshot proposal to award the state’s electoral college votes proportionately.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton would be a strong favorite to win Pennsylvania if the election were held today, a poll from Public Policy Polling found.
Senator Pat Toomey has been very busy. He dined with President Barack Obama, stood on the Senate floor to join Sen. Rand Paul’s filibuster, appeared on Fox and Friends, and gave a speech at the Heritage Foundation.
Check out the U.S. Army’s graphic of how the sequester will impact Pa. bases.
Sen. Pat Toomey earned the best marks in a voting record scorecard compiled by the Club for Growth, the conservative organization he lead for years. However, they docked him for supporting his own budget and not the Tea Party’s spending plan.
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