Governor Corbett’s First Veto
Governor Corbett issued his first veto last Friday on House Bill 1696, which would have allowed for a moratorium on Washington County real estate reassessment.
July 11, 2011
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Governor Corbett issued his first veto last Friday on House Bill 1696, which would have allowed for a moratorium on Washington County real estate reassessment.
Santorum was the first presidential candidate to contact The Family Leader, an Iowa based conservative group, to confirm that he would sign their pledge. The pledge calls for a candidate, among many other things, to remain faithful to their spouse.
David A. Christian, a veteran’s advocate and businessman from Bucks County, has formed an exploratory committee in the 2012 Senate race.
Majority Leader Mike Turzai (R-23) is planning to reintroduce a bill next week that would abolish the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board and privatize the sale of wine and spirits in Pennsylvania.
Bad news for Obama in PA; bad news for Santorum in the bank; and PA loses a statesman.
Former Congressman Frank R. Mascara (D-Washington) passed away today at Mon Valley Hospital in Monongahela, PA. He was 81 years old.
Today’s press release from Public Policy Polling shows President Obama continuing to struggle with a 46% approval rating and 48% disapproval rating. Even in Pennsylvania, normally classified as a blue state, he’s tied with Republican front-runner Mitt Romney at 44%. For a man who once won the Keystone state by 10 points, his campaign herr may not be quite as easy this election time around.
Conventional wisdom has settled around these two Democrats being combined into one western Pennsylvania district. That’s because Republicans control the redistricting process, and they need to nix one seat.
A good week for some, a bad week for the economy. And Al Sharpton just proves you never know what you’re going to encounter in any given week.
Unemployment rose last month, and Rep. Meehan was the first member of the PA delegation to respond (the first of many Republicans, we’re sure). He blamed the administration and the U.S. Senate.
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