PAGOP Video: I’m Not #Julia
With the help of 6 Pa. women, the PA Republican Party is taking a swipe at the President Obama – and his campaign’s “Life of Julia” feature.
May 7, 2012
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With the help of 6 Pa. women, the PA Republican Party is taking a swipe at the President Obama – and his campaign’s “Life of Julia” feature.
The general election ad wars are officially on in Pennsylvania. Barack Obama’s campaign rolled out this 60-second spot, called “Go,” a broad summary of the President’s re-election argument.
Mitt Romney and Rick Santorum are meeting today in Pittsburgh, and Democrats from there to DC are opening fire. Standard Romney protest events are super-charged by efforts to preempt any possible endorsement by Santorum.
For months as the GOP Senate candidates held forums, debates and made TV appearances across Pennsylvania. The PA Dems tracked almost every one, and today unveiled a compilation of clips of nominee Tom Smith’s Tea Party past.
Voters in 9 major swing states will today begin seeing the ad above, as the pro-Romney Super PAC Restore Our Future launches a $4.3 million ad buy. Noticeably absent from the list? Pennsylvania.
Governor Tom Corbett recently spoke about his now-infamous remarks regarding the proposed ultrasound mandate. President Barack Obama’s campaign and the PA Democrats jumped all over it.
Mark Critz’s 12th district seat is Republicans’ top pickup opportunity in Pennsylvania, and among their top targets nationally. They’re striking while the iron is hot, and Critz is still depleted of resources after a hard-fought primary with Jason Altmire.
Mitt Romney has a few friends in Pennsylvania. He’ll be attending a high-dollar fundraiser today in Bryn Mawr. Meanwhile, the Obama campaign and Dems have a counter-event of their own.
Based on your submissions and conversations with operatives on the ground, here is PoliticsPA’s list of the best and worst ads of the 2012 primary. Includes TV ads, web videos, radio and direct mail.
Rep. Rick Geist won’t be on the ballot in November. Blair County Republican Chairman A.C. Stickel tells PoliticsPA that Geist didn’t win enough write-in votes to be the Democratic nominee, nor enough absentee votes to close his 196 vote deficit.
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