Toomey Takes on Geithner Over Debt Limit
Pat Toomey has quickly established his voice in the Senate on matters of spending and the debt, to the chagrin of Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner.
March 10, 2011
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Pat Toomey has quickly established his voice in the Senate on matters of spending and the debt, to the chagrin of Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner.
By Nicole Houck, contributing writer Results of the 2010 Census are in, and the population of Pennsylvania has a few notable statistics worth bragging about.
The Department of Environmental Protection wasted no time disproving the allegations of a recent New York Times article regarding possible water contamination in Pennsylvania. Good news for Pennsylvanians: our water is not radioactive.
Public universities take a major hit, and K-12 education slips under Gov. Corbett’s new budget proposal. Administrators are reeling over the changes and struggling to find ways to make up for the cuts.
We’ll have more analysis as the week goes by, but for the time being, take in this beautiful new map.
Democrats at the St. John Baptist de la Salle Catholic church received an unpleasant surprise when they opened up their bulletins on Sunday. Inside? Pro-life fliers for Republican State Senate candidate Larry Medaglia (pictured below), complete with the “Paid for by Friends of Larry Medaglia” disclaimer.
Four term city councilman Frank DiCicco announced on Sunday that he will not run for a fifth term because of the difficulty of another tough campaign, drastically changing the tone of the race.
Governor Tom Corbett’s budget left environmentalists with mixed feelings, mostly negative. Criticisms over the lack of a severance tax abounded, but they were relieved that Corbett’s budget doesn’t rely on income from leasing more state land for drilling.
Budget budget budget. All of PA is abuzz with news about what Governor Corbett wants to cut, and what escaped the axe. We’ve devoted a special section of the Buzz this morning to budget followup.
In an interview today, the Tea Party hero told PoliticsPA that he knows his name is being talked about for the race, and that would not rule out a challenge to Bob Casey. That said, Rohrer emphasized that his focus at the moment is his role as PA State Director of Americans for Prosperity.
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