Americans For Prosperity has released a new ad entitled “Not a Tax,” which is the first step in a massive plan of action against yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling on the Affordable Care Act.
Liberal super PAC Priorities USA Action released a new ad in Pennsylvania Thursday attacking Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. The 30 second spot blasts him for profiting off the bankruptcy of companies owned by Bain Capital while he was CEO of the private equity firm. Watch the ad here
Today, the Supreme Court ruled on the controversial Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. The court ruled in favor of the bill 5-4, also upholding the individual mandate clause requiring every American to have health insurance. Here’s what PA politicos had to say.
We’ve come a long way from Saturday’s GOP state committee in Hershey. After PoliticsPA broke the story of Majority Leader Mike Turzai’s Voter ID comments, they’ve made the rounds on cable news – and finally arrived Wednesday night on The Colbert Report. Watch the segment here.
During last night’s Hardball, Chris Matthews called Pennsylvania Democratic Party Chairman Jim Burn the best Obama surrogate he’s had on the show after his keen comments on Mike Tuzari, Voter ID and Mitt Romney.
Center Forward, a PAC that typically boosts Blue Dog Democrats, this week began a television campaign lauding Republican Rep. Todd Platts for his support of moderate policies to balance the budget.
With the Sandusky verdict fresh in everyone’s minds, the two Attorney General candidates have been swift in commending the jury, and also making their own promises to improve child-abuse case investigations.
In a new web video, Dem challenger Kathy Boockvar calls out Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick over his voting record on women’s rights. It comes as Boockvar seeks further recognition from EMILY’s List, and as the CREDO super PAC forms a local “Women Against Fitzpatrick” committee.
The pro-Romney super PAC Restore Our Future and the Tea Party-affiliated Americans for Prosperity both launched TV ads in PA Wednesday. The highly similar spots hammer President Obama over his recent comment that, “the private sector is doing fine.” They’ll spend a combined $1.8 million in PA.
The Obama campaign has released another ad today complementing the message that Romney Economics does not work. The ad deals with Romney’s record of raising taxes and fees on the middle class as Governor.
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