Pittsburgh Steelers’ former chairman Dan Rooney and the team’s head coach Mike Tomlin have made financial donations to the Obama campaign and will support the President in November’s election.
After a week of criticism for his “private sector is doing fine” gaff and slipping poll numbers, Obama made a stop in the City of Brotherly Love Tuesday, looking to raise some cash and keep pushing his message of hope, change and progress.
Since Obama’s recent comment that the “private sector is doing fine,” the President has received criticism on all fronts for the gaff, and GOP leaders
President Obama’s campaign continued their assault on Mitt Romney’s economic credentials in their latest ad buy, saying that during his tenure as Massachusetts Governor, Romney increased state debt and reduced job creation.
PA isn’t a runaway yet. Obama holds a 6 point lead over Mitt Romney according to the latest Quinnipiac, fueled by his better performance among women and independents. Romney remains competitive because of his performance among men and on the question of who’s better suited to handle the economy.
Kathleen Kane: Obama surrogate? The Attorney General hopeful – and ardent Hillary Clinton supporter – gave strong backing to the President during an Obama campaign press call Monday afternoon.
Despite the bickering over gas prices and inflation (and how it will hurt Obama’s chances this fall) a new Emory University study suggests there is one economic factor that predicts the presidential election’s outcome better than the rest: stock market performance.
PA Dems got Friday night what they had in surplus in 2008. Mass. Gov. Deval Patrick delivered a rousing speech that brought party leaders to their feet as he implored them to boldy campaign for President Obama and the party. He also talked about Obama’s recent remark about the private sector.
Former Pennsylvania Senator and Republican Presidential candidate Rick Santorum announced Friday the launching of a fundraising group called Patriot Voices. This group largely carries on the fiscal and social conservative message he touted during the Republican primary season.
House Republicans were joined by three-dozen Democrats to repeal part of the health care law: a tax on medical devices. The GOP has launched a full court press, saying opposition to the tax illustrates the illegitimacy of all of Obamacare. President Obama has threatened to veto the repeal.
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