Obama Campaign Wraps Up Small Business Spotlights
The Obama campaign released a series of spotlights on Pennsylvania small businesses, highlighting how President Obama’s policies have benefited them. The series began July 25, and wraps up today.
The Obama campaign released a series of spotlights on Pennsylvania small businesses, highlighting how President Obama’s policies have benefited them. The series began July 25, and wraps up today.
Republican Keith Rothfus accused Rep. Mark Critz of trying to have it both ways after the Congressman voted with Republicans Wednesday to extend the Bush tax cuts for all income levels, but subsequently voted with Dems on an amendment to exempt those making above $1M.
Senator Bob Casey is releasing his first ad of the campaign season which will be airing in the Pittsburgh media market. This release comes on the heels of his competitor Tom Smith’s ads, which began running last week.
We take a look at presidential campaign apps and an act of heroism from a state Rep. There were some missteps – and even an arrest. See who had a good week – and who wishes they could take it back.
This morning, President Obama’s campaign announced the release of a new online map that shows state-by-state how the middle class will have lower tax rates under Obama – as compared to proposed tax reform plans by Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
Good morning, politicos. Here’s the buzz. Casey announced his first ad buy in Pittsburgh; the Voter ID case wraps up – and now, we wait; And ICYMI, the AFL-CIO provided a list of Voter ID hot spots that light up in Allegheny and Phila just before closing arguments were given.
Rep. Warren Kampf said he believes PA’s Voter ID law may actually increase voter turnout during a town hall meeting in Phoenixville Monday. Kampf referenced a 2008 voter ID law enacted in Georgia where afterward, voting increased in the districts expected to be affected prior to the passage of the law.
In an email to supporters today, Sen. Bob Casey’s Finance Director Mike Butler announced the unveiling of a new campaign website, BobCasey.com, as well as a Twitter account.
New info compiled by the AFL-CIO last week gave us a little more insight into the Voter ID numbers. This week they also provided the full lists of congressional, state Senate and state House districts and how they would be impacted by Voter ID. And now we have the map.
After “Build That” events last week, Team Romney will host “Strengthening the Middle Class” events in Pennsylvania and 12 other states. Instead of focusing on small business, Thursday’s events will concentrate on the fate of the working class and President Obama’s economic record.
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