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Tea Party Senate Hopeful Blasts Casey in Op-ed

Laureen Cummings, the founder of the Scranton Tea Party, is mulling a run against Bob Casey in 2012. She submitted an op-ed this week to the Delaware County Daily Times entitled “Casey, Dems provide no solutions to debt.”

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Toomey Signals Super Committee Bipartisanship

During the debt ceiling debate Senator Pat Toomey filled the role of the partisan warrior — vigorously advocating for hard line fiscal conservative principles. During a conference call with reporters yesterday, Toomey indicated that on the “super committee” he would be open to pursue a sort of grand bargain.

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Redistrict Philadelphia, And Win!

Several organizations with their home base in Philadelphia have joined together and invite the public to take part in a contest to “Fix Philly Districts.” The creator of the best redistricted map will be rewarded a $500 cash prize; four runner-ups will be rewarded with an Amazon Kindle.

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8/11 Morning Buzz

Pat Toomey scores big time; Obama’s 2012 hopes may rest on PA; and the state loses two political powerhouses.

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Vickers: Obama Re-elect Hinges on PA

The Patriot News’ Robert Vickers takes a look at President Obama’s 2012 odds in Pennsylvania, along with the possibility of a fractured Democratic party. It includes interviews of some major D figures in the state, a look at Casey’s role in Obama’s re-elect, and a portrait of Organizing for America.

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8/10 Morning Buzz

PA looking big on the debt “super committee,” and the campaign committees kick into gear.

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Updated: DCCC Keeps up Medicare-Themed Attacks on 4 PA Reps

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is ratcheting up their Medicare-themed messaging in four PA swing districts this month. The committee is targeting Reps. Charlie Dent, Mike Fitzpatrick and Pat Meehan with robocalls, and Lou Barletta with a radio ad.

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