In small venues like the Dallas Diner, the Republican race for Senate has begun. Last night Marc Scaringi and Laureen Cummings offered red meat policy proposals to Tea Party activists in Levittown.
This week we present Scott Miller, Chief of Staff for Rep. Todd Platts (R-York).
The Nutter Campaign released a poll today that shows Michael Nutter doing well against potential rival, Former Mayor John Street. Some wonder if the poll was released to discourage John Street from entering the race.
When the freshman Republican said he would leave the GOP if the party resorted to “Mediscare” tactics, the DCCC dug up a 2010 Kelly campaign ad.
It’s been put off for this week, but when lawmakers return from recess they’ll likely take up debate on a law requiring voters to show photo ID at the polls. Each party is digging in, and each sees itself with the upper hand in the battle for public opinion.
One in two Pennsylvania voters think that President Barack Obama does not deserve a second term, according to the latest poll from Susquehanna Polling and Research.
Yesterday, in his first campaign stop in New Hampshire as an official candidate for President, Senator Rick Santorum joined Grover Norquist to sign the Taxpayer Protection Pledge.
The big story of the day is that Allyson Schwartz was one of the first House Democrats to call for Representative Weiner to resign. It was noteworthy not only because she was one of the first in Weiner’s party to do so but it was also an important announcement because of the leadership role Rep. Schwartz has undertaken with the DCCC. There was a large Marcellus Shale rally at the State Capitol on Tuesday. We spoke to some of the activists and they told us what they were trying to tell legislators as well as the Governor. We also took a look at some of the releases and speeches that have been made by the Pa. Congressional delegation on the military campaign in Libya.
Politico is reporting that Rep. Allyson Schwartz has called on embattled Rep. Anthony Weiner to resign.
Every member of PA’s GOP delegation in D.C., along with a few notable Dems, voiced their objection to some of President Obama’s actions against Libya.
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