Keith Rothfus smacked incumbent Rep. Mark Critz today over his Monday fundraiser with Rep. Allyson Schwartz (D-Montco). The Republican called her the, “most pro-abortion member of Congress”. Critz has taken lumps on both sides of the abortion issue.
Restore Our Future, the pro-Romney super PAC, launched a positive ad Tuesday to air during the Olympic Games in a total of 11 states, including Pennsylvania. The ad stars several Olympic athletes and emphasises Romney’s role in ‘saving’ the 2002 Winter Olympics.
Lou Barletta the stockholder may be benefiting from Rep. Lou Barletta the politician, the Wilkes-Barre Times Leader reported Sunday. The new STOCK Act, which compels disclosure of investment information from members of Congress, offered a window into Barletta’s finances.
Our latest commentary from Madonna and Young speculate that a win for the Republican presidential nominee may not bode well for the Republican Governor Tom Corbett, and that it could throw off the Keystone State’s famous eight-year cycle.
Looking to step up grassroots organization before the November presidential election, President Obama’s and Mitt Romney’s campaigns have released new digital apps that consolidate digital campaign tools already used into one.
Good morning politicos, here’s the buzz. Sen. Portman rallies for Romney in Lancaster, as a new poll shows Obama’s lead may be slipping in the state. And ICYMI, take a look at our district-by-district analysis of Voter ID’s impact across the state.
Ohio Sen. Rob Portman, considered a top contender for VP on Romney’s ticket, visited Lancaster County on Monday to speak at a GOP Victory Rally.
The Sierra Club continued their pressure on lawmakers Monday with the launch of television, radio and online ads. This time they are targeting Rep. Bill Shuster, calling on him to act and renew the Production Tax Credit for wind energy.
Data geeks, rejoice. Here are the full lists of congressional, state Senate and state House districts as they are potentially impacted by the new voter ID law.
It’s Medicare’s 47th birthday, and Democratic candidates and committees are bringing out the cake…and the knives.
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