A new Super PAC is on the air in Pa., taking aim at U.S. Senate front runner Tom Smith. The 30 second spot, from the Freedom Fund for America’s Future, hammers Smith on his Democratic past. Update: the ad firm is Brabender/Cox, the same as Welch’s, and the buy is $145K.
Two of the GOP candidates trying to unseat Bob Casey today accused each other of voting for him. Tom Smith today asked rival Steve Welch whether he voted for Casey in the 2006 general. Welch responded by asking Smith whether he voted for Casey in the 2002 or 2006 Democratic primaries.
Rohrer brought in $156K and had $84K cash on hand – a good performance for the former lawmaker that moved him into 2nd place for the quarter. Unfortunately for Rohrer, it’s not enough to get him on TV.
What does ‘Billy Madison’ have to do with the U.S. Senate primary? Steve Welch’s latest web video asks, “Can we afford Tom Smith as our nominee?” and showcases some unflattering clips of Smith speaking at debates and forums.
Republican US Senate candidate Steve Welch has received the endorsements of 27 county commissioners throughout the state of Pennsylvania, his campaign announced Wednesday.
Tom Smith plays the Obama card, heavily, in his campaign’s latest ad. Responding to rival Steve Welch’s charge that Smith is a “Republican impersonator,” as well as a negative IE, Smith blasts him over his 2008 primary vote for Barack Obama.
Tom Smith’s latest internal poll shows the U.S. Senate hopeful a heavy favorite to win the primary on Tuesday. His numbers give him 35 percent of the vote, compared to 16 percent for Sam Rohrer and 10 percent for Steve Welch.
Some Republican party leaders and insiders are hedging their bets, according to Pete DeCoursey at Capitolwire. A number of them say the state party’s endorsement may not win the day for Steve Welch on April 24.
Speaking to a gathering of the Independence Hall Tea Party at Philadelphia’s Franklin Institute on Monday night, Mitt Romney set the stage for his charge to the White House, blasting President Obama for failed economic policies and driving home a vision of a consumer-driven free economy for America.
Pat Toomey took the Senate floor Monday to oppose President Obama’s “Buffett Rule,” calling the proposal a “gimmick” and a “political stunt” that would eventually result in a higher tax rate among the middle class.
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