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from Bernie Kerik, the Rudy Giuliani ally and former New York police commissioner, who argued Mastriano “led the charge” while Corman was “ABSENT.”
The Twitter beef shows just how invested GOP candidates are in showing their election rejection credentials.: As Republicans pledge to roll back mail voting, the presumptive Democratic nominee, Josh Shapiro, vows to block any such move. In contrast, Shapiro is running unopposed in his primary and is talking up how he defended Pennsylvania’s vote in 2020 as Republicans tried to throw out the state’s result.
For the Republicans running to lead the entire state, questioning the votes of millions of their constituents may seem like an odd stance. But they know the big guy is watching.Mehmet Oz: “You should all ask yourselves, ‘Why is everyone attacking me?’”—One of several fiery exchanges between the Republican Senate candidates at the Manufacturer & Business Association forum Wednesday morninggiving us more chances to see the candidates side by side.
a couple weeks back, in primaries, when candidates largely agree, the race often comes down to who defines themselves best.Pennsylvania Leadership Conference Friday and Saturday. The gubernatorial event Friday will be broken into two sessions, at 12:45 and 1:45 p.m., and will include Barletta, Corman, Joe Gale, Charlie Gerow, Melissa Hart, Mastriano, McSwain, White, and Nche Zama. Senate candidates Barnette, Bartos, Bochetto, Sean Gale, Oz, and Carla Sands will be on stage at noon Saturday. Both forums will be on PCN and streamed via its website.– U.S. Rep. Conor Lamb and State Rep.
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