The collaborative effort of a newsroom holding Harrisburg accountable is announced, a Congressman and county party unfairly accuse a local paper of being a fake news corporation, and a trending GOP county fails to field a candidate for Coroner. All of that and more are in this week’s Ups and Downs.
The RNC Chair touted President Donald Trump’s economic policies in a roundtable event in Philly. The Washington Post places Rep. Scott Perry’s seat on a list of top 10 most likely to flip in 2020. Here is the Playbook.
The head of the Republican National Committee and the Trump Victory team stopped in Pennsylvania as a part of their 17 state “Open for Business” tour touting President Trump’s economic record to key voters.
The Washington Post credited Perry being on the list in large part because of redistricting, narrowly winning reelection last year, and the possibility of facing a “uniquely strong” Democratic candidate.
Speaker Mike Turzai proposes a school voucher program for Harrisburg School families, while Sen. Bob Casey and Gov. Tom Wolf participate in a healthcare rally. Here is the Playbook.
The Speaker of the House released a memo on this plan on Tuesday, while Gov. Tom Wolf and local elected officials have begun chiming in on this school choice plan.
Two ads in the state target Sen. Pat Toomey over a bill addressing prescription drug pricing. Here is the Playbook.
A 30 second television ad accuses Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) of opposing lower drug prices and “working for the drug companies.” A minute long radio spot lauds Toomey for standing up for “conservative free market principles” that is a patient centric approach.
Former state Rep. Brian Ellis will not be charged over a sexual assault claim. Sen. Bernie Sanders receives a union endorsement during a campaign stop in Pittsburgh. Here is the Playbook.
The 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful lauded the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America as being one of the most progressive unions in the country while speaking at their national convention in Pittsburgh.
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