Rep. Lou Barletta’s town hall hiatus is over, and protesters are at it again. Here’s a bit of the coverage of a raucous Monday meeting in Barletta’s home base in Hazleton.
2011 Campaigns turn to TV; Casey’s bundler blunder; Murphy raises $200K; Barletta’s protesters are back; and the Harrisburg takeover almost finished.
Rep. Tim Murphy pulled in over $200,000 in political contributions over the last three months, and has over $873,000 cash on hand.
The Shapiro/Richards campaign this afternoon unveiled their first television ad, a 30 second split negative/positive piece that says Republicans Bruce Castor and Jenny Brown, “left the door open for a tax increase.”
Sen. Pat Toomey isn’t letting his position on the supercommittee stop him from fundraising. The Pennsylvania Republican, who has held several fundraisers while on the panel, is upping the ante next month with his 50thbirthday celebration on Nov. 16 at Sonoma.
By a 177-18 vote, the House of Representatives voted to concur on amendments to a Senate bill that would allow the governor to declare a fiscal emergency in Harrisburg and could lead to a receiver being appointed to take control of the city government.
Republican Brian O’Neill in on TV in his effort to win re-election to City Council from the northeast Philadelphia-based 10th district.
The Independence Hall Tea Party PAC endorsed a challenger to Sen. Bob Casey: Democrat Brain Kelly of Wilkes-Barre, Pa. The Tuesday announcement occurred at Independence Mall in Philadelphia where Kelly officially declared his 2012 candidacy.
Smith has a huge Q3; Biden visits York; hot dogs; a bundle of fun for Casey; occupy Pittsburgh; Casey’s jobs bill; video of Raja’s ad; and a PoliticsPA caption contest!
Vice President Joe Biden visited an elementary school in York this morning to advocate for a portion of the American Jobs Act that would support teachers, police and firefighters. He acknowledged that it’s only a temporary solution — but said it’s one that needs to be passed now.
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