PoliticsPA co-owner and longtime public affairs strategist Larry Ceisler — a Western Pennsylvania native living and working in Philadelphia — contemplates the issue that is suddenly defining a busy summer. Who to root for this weekend, the Phillies or the Pirates?
Among the Commission’s 96 recommendations: The state should enact a limited impact fee through which natural gas drillers would essentially reimburse local governments for a range of costs associated with drilling activity
We’ve figured out a way for Senate Pro Tem Joe Scarnati and House Majority Leader Mike Turzai to work out their differences regarding liquor privatization. Not to mention a few fundraising winners and losers and the seemingly obligatory check-in on Rick Santorum’s presidential campaign. All in this week’s edition of Up & Down.
Continuing our Chief of Staff spotlight feature, this week we sit down with Rep. Pitts chief of staff, Gabe Neville.
In PA’s ultimate swing county, the race for the county courthouse could be among the closest in the state – and might set the tone for 2012.
Commissioner Diane Ellis-Marseglia and Doylestown Borough President Det Ansinn have their pedal to the medal. They say Bucks can’t afford another Republican administration that will sweep the County’s fiscal – and ethical – problems under the rug.
This week’s “Race to Watch” is Bucks County Commissioners. Meet the men seeking to extend Republicans’ control of the Bucks County courthouse.
Heritage Action, a grassroots organization organized by the conservative Heritage Foundation, has launched a campaign to pressure members of Congress to support a balanced budget amendment, HJ.Res.1.
Governor Corbett campaigned on his willingness to make tough choices, and the latest numbers from Public Policy Polling bear out the political risks of those decisions. According to survey results released this afternoon, Corbett has the approval of 35 percent of voters and the disapproval of 46 percent.
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