The DCCC and PA Dems hammered Rep. Fitzpatrick this week for a misstatement about his vote that allegedly sends jobs overseas. The Congressmen has emerged as the Dems’ favorite target so far in 2011.
Teflon Bob he’s not, but Pennsylvania’s senior senator can’t be too upset with yet another poll showing him with support in the high 40s and still no viable challenge. Jason Altmire, on the other hand, is looking at a challenge from within his own party in 2012. Here are this weeks Ups and Downs.
Here are some of the redistricting scenarios that PA’s Republican Congressmen are talking about. PoliticsPA has just learned that Pennsylvania’s Republican delegation is coming to Harrisburg on Monday to discuss possible outcomes of legislative redistricting with the caucus leaders of the PA House and Senate.
PA Democratic Communications Director Mark Nicastre argues that Judy Schwnak is the candidate who knows how to create new jobs. Republican efforts to smear her are off-base and out-of-line.
PA Republicans Communications Director Valerie Caras talks about why the special election for SD-11 matters for Berks County and all of PA, and why voters should support Larry Medaglia on March 15th.
The Orie ordeal has been declared a mistrial. Wagner wants tobacco revenue to fund adultBasic. Corbett doesn’t want a Wisconsin-style showdown. And PA unemployment dropped from 8.5% to 8.2%. Yay.
Not your typical pancake breakfast. Democrat Judy Schwank and Republican Larry Medaglia, candidates in the special election to replace the late State Senator Mike O’Pake, donned a different kind of red, white and blue this week in an effort to reach out to Reading’s sizable Latino population.
The trial for former state Sen. Jane Orie takes another unbelievable turn.
Gov. Corbett got down to business as Delaware River Port Authority chairman yesterday, maintaining he would attend meetings regularly, work closely with New Jersey Gov. Christie, and place commuters as a top concern.
The current upsets in Wisconsin and now in Ohio have Pennsylvanians, along with the rest of the U.S., banding together in protest to fight against measures like that of Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker. When asked about duplicating any of Gov. Walker’s plans for unions, Gov. Corbett said that he’s not considering it for his budget.
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