Letters: Senator Casey Wiped the Debate Floor with McCormick, Why Trump Is Not Fit for Office, Kamala Harris’ Sensible Proposals, and More
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Senator Bob Casey’s most powerful ally at Thursday night’s debate was McCormick’s actual track record — which the MAGA Republican tried to run away from.
On Oct. 3, the candidates in this key swing state will meet for their first debate in Harrisburg.
Throughout this election cycle, polls in the swing states have shown bipartisan support for abortion rights, especially when voters are educated about what abortion bans do.
McCormick’s Wall Street days haven’t been such an asset of late.
Senator Casey met with Feasterville’s Chris and Maggie Dunham and their son Will to talk about how he can continue to be a leader in Congress who supports families like theirs.
The senator held a rally in Croydon featuring Governor Josh Shapiro and Democratic Congressional Candidate Ashley Ehasz.
The ‘Don’t Trust Dave Tour’ made a stop in Langhorne to remind voters that the Republican Senate candidate’s record is “out-of-touch” and bad for Pennsylvania families.
“I truly cannot imagine a better vice presidential candidate at this point,” said Newtown Borough resident Natalie Chernicoff.
This campaign event offered a positive vision of the future for the country that secures Americans’ freedoms and protects our democracy.
Rumble, a social media platform popular on the right, has been criticized for hosting antisemitism, amplifying conspiracy theories, and allowing videos with extremist rhetoric to remain available on the site.
Casey is running for reelection against anti-abortion Republican Dave McCormick, who was endorsed by Donald Trump and who has praised the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
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