Three members of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation — Congressmen Mark Critz, Jason Altmire and Glenn Thompson — spent late May and early June working to ensure that the federal government continues to expand the services it provides to the returning service members’ seeking to transition back to civilian life.
The U.S. Supreme Court handed down a favorable ruling on the issue that brought the Congressman to national fame when he was still the mayor of Hazleton. The Court issued a ruling in favor of Hazleton’s Illegal Immigration Relief Act Ordinance and ordered the Third Circuit Court of Appeals’ to reconsider the law, which it struck down in 2007.
Lou Barletta makes the list for his third week in a row; Weinergate nets not one but two mentions; and three mentions of poor driving decisions.
Former Pennsylvania Governor Tom Ridge got the Colbert treatment last night when he appeared on the Comedy Central news program to discuss Marcellus shale natural gas.
GOP Senate candidates court Tea Partiers in Levittown; western PA local electeds call for more contiguous congressional district; we profile Rep. Platts’ COS Scott Miller; and Mayor Nutter is looking strong in an internal poll.
In small venues like the Dallas Diner, the Republican race for Senate has begun. Last night Marc Scaringi and Laureen Cummings offered red meat policy proposals to Tea Party activists in Levittown.
This week we present Scott Miller, Chief of Staff for Rep. Todd Platts (R-York).
The Nutter Campaign released a poll today that shows Michael Nutter doing well against potential rival, Former Mayor John Street. Some wonder if the poll was released to discourage John Street from entering the race.
When the freshman Republican said he would leave the GOP if the party resorted to “Mediscare” tactics, the DCCC dug up a 2010 Kelly campaign ad.
It’s been put off for this week, but when lawmakers return from recess they’ll likely take up debate on a law requiring voters to show photo ID at the polls. Each party is digging in, and each sees itself with the upper hand in the battle for public opinion.
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