GOVERNOR TOM CORBETT & LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JIM CAWLEY OFFICIALLY ACCEPT REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS FOR RE-ELECTION

PITTSBURGH, PA –The Corbett-Cawley campaign tonight released the following statements from Governor Tom Corbett and Lieutenant Governor Jim Cawley as they officially accepted their respective Republican Party nominations for re-election. In accepting their nominations, Corbett and Cawley vowed to continue their “More Jobs, Less Taxes” agenda that has created over 150,000 new private sector jobs and led to Pennsylvania’s lowest unemployment rate since September 2008.

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WELCOME TO THE STARTING LINE, SECRETARY WOLF!

HARRISBURG, PA – With millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf's purchase of the Democratic nomination being made official last Tuesday, it was frightening for Pennsylvania taxpayers to see all of those tax-happy politicians coming together for breakfast on Friday. Now that all of our opponents have had a few days to digest their respective meals, will they admit how awkward breakfast must have been?

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Patriots welcome state's First Lady for event

Published in the Indiana Gazette, by Jamie Empfield

May 22, 2014

Pennsylvania First Lady Susan Corbett, right, wife of Gov. Tom Corbett, visited with Saundra Smith and Thomas J. Smith on Wednesday at the Smith farm and home near Elderton.

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Baby-products maker 4moms to add 120 jobs in Downtown

Published in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, by Chris Fleisher

May 22, 2014

A fast-growing manufacturer of high-tech baby products is expanding to Downtown, a move that is expected to add at least 120 jobs.

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PINOCCHIO IN WOLF’S CLOTHING? - VIDEO CATCHES TOM WOLF LYING TO SUPPORTERS ABOUT STATE’S UNEMPLOYMENT

Latest Lie by Wolf Comes on the Heels of Yet another Positive PA Unemployment Report Under Governor Corbett’s Leadership

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Panda Liberty power plant holds groundbreaking: Governor Corbett among keynote speakers

Published in the Daily News, by Johnny Williams

May 16, 2014

Over 150 people, ranging from elected and industry officials both on a local and regional scale to representatives of local businesses, attended the groundbreaking ceremony of the Panda Liberty power plant on Thursday in Asylum Township.

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STATE REPRESENTATIVE MIKE VEREB STATEMENT ON LATEST POSITIVE JOBS REPORT

HARRISBURG, PA – Pennsylvania State Representative Mike Vereb today released the following statement on Pennsylvania’s improving economy under the leadership of Governor Tom Corbett and Lieutenant Governor Jim Cawley. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, the state’s unemployment rate has fallen to 5.7 percent – the lowest level since September 2008 and far below the national average of 6.3 percent.

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Corbett stresses future in Wilkes-Barre campaign stop

Published in the Times Leader, by James O'Malley

May 15, 2014

The city’s new GOP campaign headquarters hosted a prominent party guest Thursday, when Gov. Tom Corbett addressed a crowd of about 50 supporters in the Wilkes-Barre Victory Office on South Main Street.

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PA BUSINESS COUNCIL PRESIDENT & CEO DAVID PATTI STATEMENT ON LATEST POSITIVE JOBS REPORT

HARRISBURG, PA – Pennsylvania Business Council’s President & CEO David Patti today released the following statement on Pennsylvania’s improving economy under the leadership of Governor Tom Corbett and Lieutenant Governor Jim Cawley. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, the state’s unemployment rate has fallen to 5.7 percent – the lowest level since September 2008 and far below the national average of 6.3 percent.

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RNC NATIONAL COMMITTEEWOMAN CHRISTINE TORETTI STATEMENT ON LATEST POSITIVE JOBS REPORT

HARRISBURG, PA – Pennsylvania’s Republican National Committee National Committeewoman Christine Toretti today released the following statement on Pennsylvania’s improving economy under the leadership of Governor Tom Corbett and Lieutenant Governor Jim Cawley. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry, the state’s unemployment rate has fallen to 5.7 percent – the lowest level since September 2008 and far below the national average of 6.3 percent.

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