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  • Mitt Romney Makes Day One Promises In Ad

    Rachel Weiner Washington Post Mitt Romney is out with his first ad of the general election campaign, “Day One,” in which he promises some major changes on his first day […]

  • Obama Makes History – Up

    Editorial Washington Times In 2008, Michelle Obama said her husband believed that Americans were “going to have to change our traditions, our history.” Who knew she meant it literally? Word broke […]

  • Romney Camp Responds To Biden’s ‘Most Did Fine’ Comment

    Daniel Harper Weekly Standard Earlier today, Vice President Joe Biden said of auto workers who lost pensions and benefits, “Some of them got hurt. The vast majority, because of the federal pension […]

  • Biden Calls Himself ‘Middle Class Joe,’ Owns Mansion

    Daniel Harper Weekly Standard Joe Biden, speaking in Ohio today, said that he is “tired of being called a ‘Middle Class Joe.’” While it’s not clear who actually calls the […]

  • Romney, RNC Haul In $40.1 Million In April

    Ed Morrissey Hot Air Blog While Barack Obama’s fundraising dropped 20% from March to April, Mitt Romney’s tripled — and then some, according to his campaign disclosure for April’s fundraising. Team […]

  • 544-0

    Andrew Stiles Washington Free Beacon House Budget Committee chairman Paul Ryan’s (R., Wis.) proposals to solve the country’s debt and deficit crisis continue to be far more popular with elected […]

  • U.S. Senate Votes On Pat Toomey Budget Proposal

    Colby Itkowitz Allentown Morning Call The U.S. Senate voted Wednesday on a series of Republican-sponsored budget proposals, including one written by Pennsylvania freshman Sen. Pat Toomey and one modeled after the Obama […]

  • Gov. Corbett Will Speak At National Guard Event In Boalsburg Sunday

    Anne Danahy Centre Daily Times The annual state National Guard memorial service at the Pennsylvania Military Museum this Sunday will honor the 28th Infantry Division and include a speech from […]

  • GOP SuperPAC Targets Obama In Pa

    Tim McNulty Pittsburg Post-Gazette Democrats have been worrying they can’t go toe-to-toe with Republican-backed SuperPACs this presidential year — and with good reason. Crossroads GPS, the independent group co-founded by Karl […]