It’s that time of year again – Pa. politicos have their sights set on the Big Apple for the 113th Pennsylvania Society festivities. Here is your one-stop shop for the marathon of receptions, dinners, cocktail gatherings and open bar events.
Senator Casey took lumps for missing Wednesday’s visit by President Obama to Scranton, especially in light of the fact that he had a fundraiser scheduled in Philadelphia Thursday evening. It turns out that the Senate had votes both days, and Casey missed both events.
As some presidential hopefuls continue to struggle with outreach to the fairer sex (*cough* Herman Cain), Pennsylvania’s own Rick Santorum is getting along swimmingly with the GOP’s leading women.
U.S. Senate news, redistricting, a presidential visit, Pa. row offices, and more featured in this week’s Ups & Downs!
Around the state, insiders are calling Dominic Pileggi a “game changer” in the crowded GOP primary to take on Bob Casey. But a big assumption by Pileggi’s supporters – that Steve Welch will get out if he gets in – may be too large a leap.
Congressional redistricting intel is pouring in, courtesy of Capitolwire. Some US Senate hopefuls debated last night in Altoona, and the Dems have zeroed in on some recruits against Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick.
Kathy Boockvar and Det Ansinn are talking with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee about a possible bid against Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick, PoliticsPA has learned.
Steve Welch and Laureen Cummings stood out at a forum hosted by the Blair County Republican Women that also featured Tom Smith and John Kensinger.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee launched a new batch of robocalls attacking three “swing district” Republicans for their failure to… make the supercommittee work.
According to non-partisan PolitiFact, the RNC’s new web video attacking President Obama’s economic record in Pennsylvania are half true.
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