The Philadelphia Freedom Center, a conservative foreign policy and education think tank, is welcoming former Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton to the city. Interestingly, Bolton is also billed as a “potential 2012 presidential candidate.”
Some folks have questioned why PoliticsPA gave former Senator Rick Santorum an up arrow in this week’s Ups and Downs. Well, we told you so.
PA’s Senators have each said that they’re looking forward to working with one another. Now it turns out that their spirit of civility will get its national debut during President Obama’s State of the Union address.
Republicans dominate this week’s ups and downs. See who won and who lost the week of news.
PoliticsPA announces our politico look-alike feature. Various members of the PA delegation explain their votes on the health care repeal vote. The redistricting looks to be more transparent. Abortion is in the news. And Corbett takes heat for not turning in his reform plan “on day one,” as promised.
Washington– Today, at the House Energy and Commerce Committee organizational meeting, Congressman Joe Pitts (PA-16) was appointed Chairman of the Subcommittee on Health. The
Casey Legislation Would Promote Innovation and Job Creation PITTSBURGH, PA – U.S. Senator Bob Casey (D-PA) today joined the CEO of Pittsburgh Life Sciences
In Campaign Ad, On “Day One” Corbett Promised to Hand Harrisburg His Reform Plan, Had Brunch Instead Harrisburg, PA – In one of Tom
LAUREN WHETZEL The York Dispatch For the past eight years, Carol Buck fell into the Medicare Part D doughnut hole. Seniors fall in this gap
Philadelphia, Jan. 20, 2011 — It is with profound sadness that state Sen. Shirley Kitchen informs the public that her beloved daughter, Veronica R. Kitchen,
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