Although it’s yet to be seen how strongly young voters will be in Obama’s corner this election cycle, Pennsylvania Young Democrats have something to be excited about: the National Conference is coming to Philadelphia this weekend.
Michael Nutter of Philadelphia and Ed Pawloski of Allentown attacked Mitt Romney’s claim of being a “job creator” during a conference call Wednesday. The two mayors blasted Romney’s record of outsourcing jobs as CEO of Bain Capital and governor of Massachusetts.
The Presidential contest in PA has steadied according to the latest poll by Quinnipiac. Barack Obama leads Mitt Romney by 6 points, similar to the firm’s findings in mid-June (Obama 46, Romney 40) and May (Obama 47, Romney 39).
President Obama’s campaign launched an unannounced ad buy in Pennsylvania Monday rebutting super PAC-funded attacks on his comment that the private sector of the economy “is doing fine.”
In what was an otherwise uneventful weekend, Washington County Commissioner and State Treasurer candidate Diana Irey Vaughan stirred the crowd this weekend in a rousing, Army-themed speech. Gov. Corbett and Senate candidate Tom Smith also spoke.
Observers agree that Obama’s immigration order offers more political reward than risk for the President. But how does it play in PA, a state with a lot of Reagan Democrats and relatively few Latinos?
Unlikely to catch up to conservative super PACs cash-wise, the SEIU announced Tuesday their plans to create a sweeping field program mobilization in PA and other key states. The group plans to work against Mitt Romney and congressional Republicans.
Which makes Mitt Romney least qualified to serve as Commander in Chief: that he pronounced ‘Wawa’ with an ‘S’, that he expressed playful amazement at the touch screen ordering system, or that he ordered a meatball sub rather than a hoagie? Here’s a rundown of the ridiculous coverage of Wawa-gate.
The pro-Romney super PAC Restore Our Future and the Tea Party-affiliated Americans for Prosperity both launched TV ads in PA Wednesday. The highly similar spots hammer President Obama over his recent comment that, “the private sector is doing fine.” They’ll spend a combined $1.8 million in PA.
The Obama campaign has released another ad today complementing the message that Romney Economics does not work. The ad deals with Romney’s record of raising taxes and fees on the middle class as Governor.
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