In bellwether Montgomery County, whose topsy-turvy recent politics belie its once resolute Republican leanings, a few more traditional political fault lines have already been crossed, Jeremy Roebuck reported in the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Memorial Day edition.

Sarah Palin has been deliberately secretive about the details of her ongoing bus tour, leaving many Pennsylvania activists frustrated at the seeming lack of acknowledgement from the conservative icon. Privately, conservative leaders say that Palin’s radio silence reflects at best a serious lack of foresight, and at worst a sign of disrespect.

Update: Stabile defended his record of involvement in ballot challenges in an interview with PoliticsPA.

Palin’s bus trip creates consternation among PA conservatives; Barletta and Marino ban recording devices; and Rendell feuds with Fox News.

By Abhinav Parameshwar, Contributing Writer Amidst the press Rick Santorum has been dealing with over the past couple days (courtesy of teen star Miley Cyrus), the former Senator made time to make an appearance on the Sean Hannity Show to kick off its “Hannity Primaries” segment. Santorum was welcomed on the show to share his […]

If you’re in Bala Cynwyd, and you want to help a State Senator celebrate his 50th birthday, you’re in luck.

Former Governor Rendell took a shot at Fox News this week, but Fox News’ Executive Vice President Bill Shine fired right back.

The large majority of the PA delegation voted for the Patriot Act Reauth, including Senator Casey and Rep. Schwartz, but not Mike Fitzpatrick.

Representative Glenn “GT” Thompson (R-Centre) proposed the Servicemember’s Telemedicine and E-Health Portability (STEP) Act earlier this year, and the final DoD bill contained an amendment nearly identical to his proposal.

We don’t pull any punches in this week’s Ups & Downs.