President Barack Obama, who political experts say will need a win in Pennsylvania to retain the White House, dipped to 35 percent approval among the state’s registered voters, according to a Muhlenberg College poll released Friday.
Ex-House Speaker John Perzel’s chief of staff entered guilty pleas Friday to two felonies in exchange for testimony against Republican co-defendants, possibly including Perzel.
More downs than usual today – a number of politicos in DC and Harrisburg had a rough week.
“…Every Pennsylvania political observer I spoke with deemed Romney the early front-runner in the Philly ‘burbs, and I agree,” Smerconish writes in today’s Inky. “That is, as long as it’s Romney the moderate former Massachusetts governor making the obligatory visits to the Italian Market, and not the more conservative ’08 also-ran who struggled to curry favor with the GOP base.”
We proudly present the 12th part of our 21-part series, better know a Chief of Staff. Today we present Patrick Rothwell, COS for Freshman Rep. Lou Barletta.
Comedy night review; meet Rep. Barletta’s COS; the Meehan/anti-Meehan tv ad conflict continues; Rothfus gets an upgrade; and the redistricting website is live.
Keith Rothfus took a step toward joining Republicans’ top cadre of congressional challengers today. The NRCC officially reclassified him as ‘On the Radar,’ the second step in the committee’s “Young Guns” program for promising recruits.
This afternoon, the Legislative Reapportionment Commission launched the official website for the body that will draw the boundaries for the General Assembly and Pa Senate districts.
Accountability PA, the independent group operated by two former Bryan Lentz campaign staffers, has elicited a cease and desist letter from the Meehan campaign over a Medicare themed ad airing the Philadelphia area.
Political laughs tonight in Philly; a new Tea Party challenger for Casey; the clock has started on redistricting; and the GOP skewers Sturla.
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