Late last week Senate President Pro Tem Joe Scarnati (R- Jefferson) strongly voiced his opposition to the timing and substance of House Majority Leader Mike Turzai’s (R- Allegheny) liquor privatization bill.
The DCCC’s “We Don’t Quit” campaign is targeting sixty districts across the country, including five in Pennsylvania: PA-6 (Jim Gerlach), PA-7 (Pat Meehan), PA-8 (Mike Fitzpatrick), PA-11 (Lou Barletta), and PA-15 (Charlie Dent).
As the budget debate trudges on inside the Beltway, lawmakers are arguing over another, and less potentially-apocalyptic (or at least, the rhetoric surrounding the it) issue: light bulbs.
Sanotrum is preparing for the Ames Straw Poll, the Marcellus Shale Commission released its final report and a controversial sheriff came to Gettysburg.
Senator Rick Santorum’s presidential campaign seems to be sputtering — but it is not from a lack of trying.
The Philadelphia Board of Ethics was given the responsibility to close the campaign donation loophole that city officials have been utilizing to gain funding from multiple Political Action Committees (PACs). On Wednesday the Board of Ethics adopted new language to their legislation that does not allow more than 50% of one PACs money to be received from another PAC, 12 months before making the campaign contribution.
Among the Commission’s 96 recommendations: The state should enact a limited impact fee through which natural gas drillers would essentially reimburse local governments for a range of costs associated with drilling activity
We’ve figured out a way for Senate Pro Tem Joe Scarnati and House Majority Leader Mike Turzai to work out their differences regarding liquor privatization. Not to mention a few fundraising winners and losers and the seemingly obligatory check-in on Rick Santorum’s presidential campaign. All in this week’s edition of Up & Down.
Last night the Adams County 9-12 Patriots flooded the 1863 Inn of Gettysburg in order to hear Sheriff Mack speak. Sheriff Mack, former Sheriff of Graham County, Arizona, originally elected in 1988 in Arizona and in 1992 re-elected. He is best known for winning a U.S. Supreme Court Case against the Clinton Administration.
Continuing our Chief of Staff spotlight feature, this week we sit down with Rep. Pitts chief of staff, Gabe Neville.
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