Rallygoers were abuzz with the news of the new poll that puts Harvie ahead of Republican incumbent Brian Fitzpatrick.
Could this financial windfall backfire on the Fitzpatrick campaign with the election less than three weeks away?
“Whether you’re relatively healthy or have some sort of illness, at some point or another, you’ll have to use the health care system in this country … and it’s broken,” said Harvie at a virtual press conference Tuesday.
Democrats are hopeful that Trump’s low approval ratings and rising gas prices will make it impossible for Fitzpatrick to win reelection this year.
“Brian Fitzpatrick voted for $20 billion in data center giveaways and made it impossible for communities like ours to stop new data centers,” Harvie said.
As Trump’s agencies shrink, narrow their role and reduce enforcement, politically connected Energy Transfer is steering a slow clean-up of fuel it spilled into drinking water near the Delaware River.
The Bucks County Republican lawmaker has been on both sides of the Right to Contraception Act.
As more than 300,000 companies scramble to get their money back, one large group is getting stiffed: American consumers.
“I’m proud to endorse Bob in this race, and I know he will be a partner in continuing to deliver for Pennsylvania families in Congress,” Shapiro said.
Higher fuel prices can ripple through processing, transport and delivery.
“Behind every data point is a child, a parent or a neighbor whose health and food security depend on these programs,” said Kari King, president and CEO of Pennsylvania Partnerships for Children.
The Republican congressman’s recent word salads on Trump’s war on Iran and his vote against the bipartisan House War Powers Resolution exposes how Fitzpatrick talks like a big “moderate” but shrinks when it comes time to actually stand up to MAGA, writes Tom Taft.
The great-grandson of President William Howard Taft spoke with Editor Cyril Mychalejko about politics, policy, the upcoming Democratic primary in May, and more.
Health care costs now rank among voters’ top concerns in battleground districts in states like Pennsylvania.
“We’re about 100 years out from getting the right to vote and now we’re fighting this bill, which would make it harder for millions of women to vote,” said Gréta Bedekovics, director of democracy policy at the Center for American Progress.
“Congress must reassert its constitutional authority. America’s sons and daughters, husbands and wives are being put into harm’s way with no clear plan,” said Bob Harvie, a Democrat running for Fitzpatrick’s seat in PA-01.
For years, MAGA has attacked immigrants and minority groups in the name of “protecting women and children.” It turns out the real abusers are the wealthy and powerful.
Hunt speaks with Editor Cyril Mychalejko about his background, why he is running for office, and his positions on a wide range of issues.
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