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Corbett defers on Medicaid for now, Wagner catches a break, and Bloomberg’s PAC is back on TV in Pa. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
April 4, 2013
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Corbett defers on Medicaid for now, Wagner catches a break, and Bloomberg’s PAC is back on TV in Pa. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
Jack Wagner can use every dime of his statewide campaign cash in the Pittsburgh mayoral race, a judge ruled Wednesday.
NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg’s gun violence PAC will remain on TV, this week with an ad that highlights a victim whose killer purchased a gun without a background check.
Gov. Tom Corbett said he still has questions after meeting with Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius. The two discussed the possibility of expanding Medicaid in Pa. under the Affordable Care Act.
The Dems’ Gov primary changes by $10 million, Corbett gets a campaign manager, and a familiar candidate launches a bid for Congress. Good morning politicos, here’s the Buzz.
And then there were 4. City Controller Michael Lamb exited the Pittsburgh mayoral primary Monday, leaving what had become a two man race between Bill Peduto and Jack Wagner.
Pa. GOP Executive Director Mike Barley will take the reins of Gov. Tom Corbett’s re-election effort as Campaign Manager.
Update: PoliticsPA has obtained the Toomey specific version of the ad. A super PAC founded and funded by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg will air a TV ad in Pa. featuring a man who could be described as a “bitter clinger.”
York businessman Tom Wolf announced his candidacy for Governor Tuesday after a poll he commissioned showed a high number of undecideds in the Democratic primary.
Former Pa. Revenue Secretary Tom Wolf will run for Governor he confirmed Tuesday. The York County businessman pledged $10 million of his own wealth toward a bid for the Democratic nomination.
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