HARRISBURG PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today announced the release of their latest television ad, “Radical Fandom,” ahead of President Barack Obama’s visit to campaign with multimillionaire Tom Wolf in Philadelphia on Sunday in support of a 188% income tax hike on Pennsylvania small businesses and families.

View the ad by clicking HERE.

“President Obama badly wants and needs an ally in Harrisburg to support his radical policies, and it seems he’s found one in his donor and supporter Tom Wolf,” said Communications Director Chris Pack. “Tom Wolf’s pledge to expand ObamaCare and triple income taxes on small businesses and middle class families has earned him the support of a president whose policies have held Pennsylvania back. Pennsylvanians have seen the disastrous results of President Obama’s liberal agenda in Washington. Why would they ever want him or his allies like Tom Wolf running Harrisburg?”

Below are the script and sources of the commercial.

Tom Wolf just may be Barack Obama’s biggest fan. Like Obama, Wolf’s a liberal. Like Obama, Wolf’s never met a tax increase he didn’t like. Wolf’s a huge financial donor to Obama[1]. And now Obama’s coming to campaign for Wolf, because he knows Wolf will support his radical agenda.

Michelle Obama: “If we truly want to finish what we started, then we need to elect Tom Wolf as Governor of Pennsylvania.”[2]

Voting for Tom Wolf would be like voting to make Obama Pennsylvania’s Governor.

Tom Wolf…”pretty LIBERAL.” – York Daily Record, 10/24/14[3]

Tom Wolf has never met a tax increase he didn’t like.” – Pittsburgh Tribune Review[4]

“Obama to make Philadelphia campaign stop for Tom Wolf – Associated Press, 10/24/14[5]

[1] FEC Campaign Finance Reports – Tom Wolf was a max donor to Barack Obama in 2008

[2] Clip from Tom Wolf rally, 10/17/14

[3] York Daily Record, 10/24/14

[4] Pittsburgh Tribune Review, 8/9/14

[5] Associated Press, 10/24/14

For more information on the Corbett-Cawley campaign for a stronger Pennsylvania, visit http://www.tomcorbettforgovernor.com/.