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This week in Washington
Pennsylvania Ave.This week the Senate will once again try to pass an extension of a payroll tax cut, a measure considered must-pass before the end of the year. It's authored by Pennsylvania Democrat Bob Casey. The House may start work on...... -
The Tale Of The Tape: What Turnout In 2008, 2010 May Tell Us About 2012.
Capitol Ideas with John L. MicekSo It's Already Pretty Much Accepted ... ... that there's not a lot to be excited about in tomorrow's primary election. With the exit of Rick Santorum, the presidential primary is a snoozer. And we've yet to meet anyone who's...... -
Independent seeking ballot access in 9th Congressional District
Daily American Staff WriterKaren Ramsburg understands that she faces an uphill battle in her bid for the 9th Congressional District seat held by U.S. Rep. Bill Shuster. To bolster her chances, she's looking for a little love in the April 24 primary. "My goal is ballot access,"...Tags: Republican Party, Tea Party Movement, North American Free Trade Agreement, Elections, Politics
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Romney makes major ad buy in Pennsylvania
Call Washington BureauLiving rooms across Pennsylvania are about to be blitzed with ads from Mitt Romney. The GOP frontrunner's campaign, who is dedicating both the candidate's time and resources in the Keystone state ahead of the April 24 primary, has purchased $2.9...Tags: Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Pittsburgh, Rick Santorum, Republican Party, Elections
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Sestak supports Cartwright over former colleague
Call Washington BureauOnce upon a time, Joe Sestak thumbed his nose at Democratic establishment and primaried party-pick Arlen Specter for theU.S. Senate. As the story goes, he beat Specter, but lost in the general election to Pat Toomey. Now, the former U.S. congressman is...Tags: Easton (Easton, Pennsylvania), Democratic Party, U.S. Senate, Easton (Northampton, Pennsylvania), Joe Sestak
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Toomey to replace DeMint as head of GOP Steering Committee
Call Washington BureauPat Toomey's U.S. Senate GOP colleagues have tapped him to take over as head of the Senate Republican Steering Committe, a group that shapes conservative policy making on Capitol Hill. Toomey will replace South Carolina Tea Party favorite Jim DeMint. In...Tags: Jeff Sessions, Tea Party Movement, Republican Party, Government, Jon Kyl
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Santorum suggests Obama better than Romney
Call Washington BureauJust as Rick Santorum readies himself to face old friends and foes at a Harrisburg gathering of fiscal conservatives Saturday morning, he had another slip of the tongue that surely made Pennsylvania Republicans cringe and recall old wounds. Santorum...Tags: Barack Obama, Primaries, Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum, Mitt Romney
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Santorum: Pennsylvania Senate loss was a 'gift'
Call Washington BureauHarrisburg – Rick Santorum faced a room of Pennsylvania conservatives Saturday morning offering not quite a mea culpa for the ways he’d disappointed them in the past, but presenting himself as humbled since his crushing Senate loss. Trying to...Tags: Barack Obama, Rick Santorum, U.S. Senate, CNN (tv network), Harrisburg (Dauphin, Pennsylvania)
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Life after the Arizona GOP debate
KIAHTake a circle, add a jerk and what do you get? One answer is another GOP presidential debate. Number 20 was in Mesa, Arizona, for those keeping score at home. There was no big knock out, or even a knock down. In fact, the best any candidate can say is ....Tags: Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul, Republican Party, Elections, Politics
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Toomey and Romney alliance?
Call Washington BureauTo a Pennsylvania political reporter watching the CNN debate last night there were moments that sounded like Mitt Romney was angling for a Pat Toomey endorsement, or at least to get in the Pennsylvania Republican's good graces. And it appears Toomey...Tags: Rick Santorum, Mitt Romney, Republican Party, Media Industry, U.S. Senate
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Santorum: Courage vs. team player
![When Rick Santorum was asked Wednesday night to describe himself in one word, he said "courage." The problem for the former Pennsylvania U.S. senator is that in each defensive answer he gave throughout the two-hour CNN debate, his excuses and justifications lacked the very backbone he espoused.](http://www.mcall.com/media/thumbnails/story/2012-02/223705700-23055851.jpg "When Rick Santorum was asked Wednesday night to describe himself in one word, he said "courage.\" The problem for the former Pennsylvania U.S. senator is that in each defensive answer he gave throughout the two-hour CNN debate, his excuses and justifications lacked the very backbone he espoused.")
Call Washington BureauWhen Rick Santorum was asked Wednesday night to describe himself in one word, he said "courage." The problem for the former Pennsylvania U.S. senator is that in each defensive answer he gave throughout the two-hour CNN debate, his excuses and...Tags: Health Care Reform (2009), Rick Santorum, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, Health
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