New York’s decision to legalize gay marriage brought a ton of national news coverage and a bevy of high profile reactions. In Pennsylvania, gay rights activists are taking a more low key approach. City by city, borough by borough, they’re winning non-discrimination protections across the state.
Rev. Al Sharpton slammed freshman Rep. Mike Kelly an a segment last night on MSNBC, suggesting that the Congressman of acting unethically regarding his financial ties to the energy industry.
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On July 1st, Romney for President released a video profiling the decline of the Allentown Metal Works factory as a result of President Obama’s failed economic policies. Yesterday, in a direct rebuttal of the video and Romney’s recent visit to the city, Allentown mayor, Ed Pawloswki, strongly refuted Romney’s statements during an appearance on MSNBC’s The Ed Show.
Senator Anthony Williams announced a contest wherein citizens can pitch their own ideas for laws. Williams has agreed to sponsor the winning legislation in the PA Senate.
In response to a PA budget that doesn’t tax online retailers, Amazon.com is expanding a Lehigh Valley facility and hiring hundreds of full time employees (with benefits). In a statement, the company thanked Governot Corbett.
Senator Casey ended the second quarter with $3.1 million on hand. In addition, he raised $1.3 million.
Yesterday Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain made a campaign stop in Philadelphia to speak at a Tea Party rally.
At PoliticsPA, we love staffers as much as elected officials. That’s why we’re bringing you the fourth installment in our newest feature, Chief of Staff Spotlight. Each week, we’ll introduce you to one of the people who make the PA delegation possible.
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