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Bailout Joe, Sestak that is

by Ethan Demme on July 13, 2010

in PA News, Senate Races

Bailout Joe Takes a Stroll Down Memory Lane from Pat Toomey on Vimeo.

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AARP PA Governor Candidate Interviews

by Ethan Demme on April 29, 2010

in Governor Race, PA News

Things are starting to heat up in the Governors race and a lot of people are starting to ask questions about the candidates. Here is a series of interviews done by the AARP. As always I encourage everyone to take the time and research each candidate and vote for the one whom you think would do the best job.

Tom Corbett Part 1

Watch parts 2, 3 and 4 on YouTube

Sam Rohrer Part 1

Watch parts 2, 3 and 4 on YouTube

Watch all the interviews, including the Democrat candidates on YouTube

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Rohrer: PA is Insolvent: Reduce the Spending, No New Taxes

02.05.2010

Pennsylvania is insolvent, due to years of overspending. The answer is not new or more taxes, but less spending.

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Rohrer: Governor Rendell Wants to Spend a Billion Dollars More?

01.24.2010

Sam reacts to the news of the Governors proposal to spent $1 Billion more this coming year.

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“We are With You”. Sam honors the March for Life

01.24.2010

Sam tells Pennsylvanians traveling to the March for Life “We are with You”.

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Rick Santorum “Absolutely” considering presidential run in 2012

01.11.2010

Rick Santorum ‘absolutely’ considering 2012 run, says Palin has some explaining to do if she runs.

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Curt Schroder: Table Games Legislation

01.10.2010

Curt Schroder talks about table games legislation.
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Rasmussen Poll: Toomey 46% Specter 42%

01.06.2010

In the latest poll from Rasmussen.
A new Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of Pennsylvania voters finds Toomey capturing 46% against incumbent Senator Arlen Specter’s 42%. In October, Toomey had a virtually identical 45% to 40% lead.
Just four percent (4%) like some other candidate in that match-up, and eight percent (8%) are undecided.
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Specter is viewed very favorably [...]

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