Good Afternoon, Everyone.
In advance of his appearance at tonight’s Democratic candidates’ debate at the United Progressives convention here in Harrisburg,Scranton Mayor Chris Doherty was kind enough to stop by and answer a few questions.
Good Afternoon, Everyone.
In advance of his appearance at tonight’s Democratic candidates’ debate at the United Progressives convention here in Harrisburg,Scranton Mayor Chris Doherty was kind enough to stop by and answer a few questions.
Good Afternoon, Everyone.And welcome to another installment of Pennsylvania’s Only Political Podcast (TM).
Join us this week as we take an in-depth look at the current state of the governor’s race; examine the implications of the state House vote ban to hand-held cell phones and text-messaging by drivers, and the importance of a ruling allowing Tweets from a Dauphin County Courtroom.
We’re back with the first edition of Pennsylvania’s Only State Government Podcast ™ of 2010. And we sure hope you fastened your seatbelts.
Join John L. Micek of The Morning Call, Alex Roarty of PoliticsPA and Pennsylvania Legislative Services and Scott Detrow of Public Radio Capital News as they plough through the stories that sprouted up during the holiday interval. And thrill as they look ahead to the 2010 GuvStakes and the continuing saga that is the legalization of table games.
You Can Say This …for state Rep. Mike Vereb, R-Montgomery, he’s never at a loss for an opinion.
The suburban Philly lawmaker stopped by Capitol Ideas World HQ this morning to share his views on thePennsylvania Turnpike Commission, the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board and the Bonusgate scandal.
Because things are kind of sleepy and slow today, we’re taking a leisurely cruise to the 2010 races for U.S. Senate and the governor’s office. We’ll also drive-by the ongoing debate over table games, and we’ll make a pit-stop at the first of the Bonusgate trials.
The Politics As Usual crew has a special pre-Thanksgiving treat for the audience’s listening pleasure. Reform is back in vogue, but does that mean Harrisburg will actually change (probably not)? Delays in enacting table games legislation mean, technically, Pennsylvania still doesn’t have a budget. What consequences might that incur? And who exactly is running in the 6th and 7th Congressional Districts?
John Micek of The Morning Call, Scott Detrow of Public Radio Capital News and Alex Roarty of PoliticsPA
John Micek of The Morning Call, Scott Detrow of Public Radio Capital News and Alex Roarty of PoliticsPA
With the Frankenbudget behind us and table games on hold, the PAU crew lives up to its billing this week … by going deep on the 2010 campaigns. Is Governor Ed Rendell now a hindrance to Democratic gubernatorial candidates? And what about those lesser-known 2010 candidates like Bill Kortz and Peg Luksik – why don’t reporters talk about them when sizing up the campaigns?
This week’s edition was recorded outside Gov. Ed Rendell’s office, where lawmakers and administration officials were meeting to try to reach an accord on table games. Topics include an update on the aforementioned games — will lawmakers finally settle on a tax rate so we can finally close the chapter on this year’s budget? Also, we give you a rundown on all of last week’s polls and campaign finance reports. Should Joe Sestak worry about his less-than-stellar third-quarter showing?
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