The passion uniting opponents of Marcellus shale gas drilling was on full display yesterday in the Capitol. So too were some divisions among Pennsylvania’s top environmental advocacy groups.
A possible new challenger for Casey, the GOP uses Weiner against PA Dems, Rep. Galloway gets busted, and the PA Senate passes a new abortion law.
The NRSC and NRCC are calling on Senator Casey and Rep. Critz to return $1,000 each in campaign contributions from the embattled New York Congressman.
John Featherman, the conservative realtor who took on the Philadelphia Republican party, has conceded the race.
Environmental activists are pouring into Harrisburg for today’s Marcellus rally in the Capitol to demand a moratorium. Meanwhile other advocates are quietly meeting with lawmakers to push a more pragmatic agenda: new safety rules.
At a gathering of supporters yesterday on the Somerset County courthouse steps, Santorum announced that he is “ready to lead,” officially launching his campaign for the presidency.
Santorum is in; environmentalists pour into Harrisburg; and home town boys make good in the big city.
Mark Harris, campaign manager for Pat Toomey’s successful bid for the United States Senate, and Matthew Weaver, whose direct mail expertise has benefitted a range of Democratic clients in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York, were named to Campaigns & Elections Magazine’s prestigious Rising Stars list, the publication announced today.
Amid the red, white and blue balloons, the patriotic music and campaign fanfare, at least 30 of Rick Santorum’s Senate staffers were helping to organize and execute their former boss’s presidential announcement.
Santorum makes his big announcement today, Frank Ryan departs the Auditor General race, Dan McCaffery will join the Attorney General race, and our roundup of this weekend’s state committee meetings.
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