Pa.’s Senate race was the most expensive in history. What else could you get for $375 million?
And did the money go to anything besides the annoying TV ads?
Posts tagged with John Fetterman
The thing Taylor Swift and John Fetterman have in common
It has to do with something that happened in 1989…and 1969.
Fetterman pulls off a win in tight Senate race, besting Oz in rebuke of post-stroke naysayers
The Democrat lieutenant governor outperformed Biden’s showing in several Pa. counties.
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¿Cómo están alcanzando las campañas políticas más grandes de Pensilvania a los votantes latinos?
Los organizadores locales advierten a los políticos que no traten a los latinos como un monolito.
How Pennsylvania’s biggest political campaigns are reaching Latino voters (or not)
Local organizers caution politicians to not treat Latinos as a monolith.
‘Ableist AF’: What disability advocates are saying about NBC’s Fetterman interview
The accusation: A manufactured closed captioning controversy.
How Black business owners on 52nd Street feel about John Fetterman
The Senate candidate’s low-profile trip to West Philadelphia was met with a mix of excitement, ambivalence, and expectation.
Where to get excellent crudité in Philly (tequila optional)
Almost all of them are cheaper than whatever Oz tried to buy at “Wegners.”
The latest info on abortion rights in Pennsylvania, and who’s trying to take them away
Abortions are still legal in the commonwealth, but a lot depends on the November election.
State troopers and another person killed on I-95 in Philly, driver charged with murder and DUI
A driver apparently hit them when trying to use the shoulder to pass by.
Returning to daily life after 28 years behind bars, the Horton brothers are grateful, relieved — and ready with a plan to reduce Philly violence
They've been trying to get officials to listen, but realize “it may feel a little uncomfortable to defer to the ideas of prisoners for solutions.”
‘This is the first time it was to my face’: Gisele Fetterman talks about racist attack at Aldi
The supermarket chain says the woman who used the slur is banned from its stores.
Butter Gritty exists because of lobbying by Pa.’s lieutenant governor
What better way to represent the beloved mascot than a half-ton of grease?
‘Young and naive’ climate activist Rose Strauss wants a word with Gov. Wolf
What's up with those campaign donations from the fossil fuel industry?