HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today released their latest television commercial, entitled, “No, No, No.” The ad focuses on millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf’s refusal to release any information related to his personal and corporate finances. It begins airing on statewide network and broadcast television tonight.

View the ad by clicking HERE.

“Millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf is basing his entire campaign on his business experience, but the truth is that we do not know anything about it outside of what he says in his fancy campaign ads,” stated Communications Director Chris Pack. “What is millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf hiding? Why won’t he make good on his promise to release his corporate taxes and financial information? If Tom Wolf can’t be forthright in his campaign, how can we ever trust him to run a state with 12.7 million people?”

The commercial script and sources are listed below.

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Tom Wolf spent millions bragging about himself in TV ads

(Visual – “I’ll be happy to share what anybody wants to see.” –Tom Wolf, WHYY-TV)

But when Wolf was asked to make public information about a questionable loan Wolf received, Wolf said ‘no.’ [1]

(Visual - Wolf pressed for details on $4.5 million campaign loan – NewsWorks, 4/17/14)

When Wolf was called on to release the findings of an audit disclosing how women were treated as Wolf’s company, Wolf refused. [2]

(Visual – Democrat Barbara Hafer questions Wolf’s gender employment record. –Pittsburgh City Paper, 5/6/14)

And when tax issues led to Wolf to be asked to release his company’s tax returns, Wolf said no and no. [3]

(Visual – “Corporate Tax Questions Dog Wolf” – PA Independent)

Tom Wolf – What’s he hiding?

Sources

[1] NewsWorks – “Schwartz presses Wolf for details on $4.5 million campaign loan” – “During a debate last week, Schwartz said voters deserve to see loan documents, not a mere summary. But Wolf’s campaign has said loan document would reveal personal information.”

[2] Penn Live – “Tom Wolf said his company’s management ‘has women in spades’ – Barbara Hafer says prove it” – “…Spokesman Mark Nicastre replied: “The Wolf Organization cannot release employee pay information or internal reviews of this nature due to the personal and proprietary nature of the documents.” Even a redacted copy? No deal.”

[3] WTAE-TV – “A Wolf campaign spokesman said the Wolf Organization, a privately held company chaired by Wolf, will not make any information available about its tax payments in Pennsylvania.”

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