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Month: November 2011

Poll: Obama Continues to Lag in Pa.

No one has to guess what the PA GOP is thankful for this holiday. Another poll, released Tuesday, shows President Barack Obama with upside down job approval ratings in Pennsylvania.

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Days After Election, Bucks GOPers Plead Guilty

On Friday, Register of Wills Barbara Reilly, who ran the office for more than three decades, and her second deputy Rebecca Kiefer pleaded guilty to forcing employees to do political work while having tax payers foot the bill.

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GOP Race for 2012 Heats Up; Casey Keeps Cool

The GOP primary for U.S. Senate is heating up, but Senator Bob Casey is doing what he does best: keeping cool. The first-term Democratic incumbent has the luxury of watching a crowded Republican primary from the sidelines. Meanwhile, he’s avoided the pitfalls of his predecessor Rick Santorum.

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Gov. Corbett Starting To Take Heat Over PSU Investigation

Gov. Corbett chastised university officials that failed to stop former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky from abusing children. Appearing in front of numerous national television audiences, the freshman governor came across as a confident prosecutor committed to making things right at Penn State. Since then there has been a change of tone in the public sphere, and critics have begun to ask why Gov. Corbett why he didn’t do more to stop Sandusky himself.

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11/22 Morning Buzz

The supercommittee fails, the U.S. Senate primary heats up, and Pa. conservatives target Pa. Republicans.

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Rohrer Launches Senate Bid

Former State Rep. Sam Rohrer is officially a candidate for U.S. Senate. His strengths were on display during his announcement Monday, but his campaign still has questions to answer.

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Poll: Rohrer Leads Senate Field

He’s been in the race for all of a day, but a poll released Tuesday morning shows former State Rep. Sam Rohrer atop a crowded primary field for U.S. Senate.

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CAP Targets Yet Another GOP Lawmaker

The conservative group CAP, the Citizens Alliance for Pennsylvania, is setting its sights on another Republican they deem insufficiently conservative: Pa. Rep. Mike Fleck (R-Huntingdon).

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