HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today criticized the latest round of flagrant hypocrisy courtesy of millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf who recently stated that he would not run negative campaign ads in his campaign for governor. This latest contradiction from Wolf comes despite the fact that he currently has seven negative campaign ads attacking Governor Tom Corbett. This is just the latest round of hypocrisy from Secretary Tom Wolf who continues to engage in a pattern of conduct plagued with contradictions.

HARRISBURG, PA – With all of the Democrats running for Pennsylvania governor scrambling to drain their campaign coffers as they try to out-liberal themselves in the race for their party’s nomination, the Corbett-Cawley campaign released a guide to help find the most hypocritical of the Democratic candidates. This simple three-step guide makes it possible to find out just who is being most flagrant with their hypocrisy.

HARRISBURG, PA – In response to the anti-Keystone XL pipeline protest in Philadelphia this afternoon, the Corbett-Cawley campaign is calling on millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf to join Governor Corbett in announcing his support for the Keystone XL Pipeline. According to Philly.com, the purpose of the rally was to urge Democratic Senator Robert Casey to vote against an upcoming bill on the Keystone XL pipeline.

HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today released their latest television commercial, entitled Toy Story, which will begin airing statewide on television today. The ad compares millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf’s tenure as Revenue Secretary – a tenure where Wolf frequently advocated for tax increases and the same policies that led to over 152,000 Pennsylvanians losing their jobs – with Governor Tom Corbett’s proven record of promoting an agenda rooted in the belief that less taxes equals more jobs.

Here at the Corbett-Cawley campaign, we try to stay up-to-date with the latest crazes, like Throwback Thursday (#TBT). Our campaign decided that our #TBT for this week would throw us back to February when millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf said he would release his taxes that would dispel any Delaware loophole hypocrisy.

HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today released their latest radio spot, entitled Twice as Bad, which will begin hitting the airwaves statewide today. The ad focuses on Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz’s extreme liberal agenda and millionaire Secretary’s Tom Wolf’s fondness for high taxes on middle class Pennsylvania families.

You’ve got to hand it to millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf – he’s so eager to plagiarize everything he possibly can that he even edited his personal (and by “personal” we mean “plagiarized”) campaign plan to more accurately rip off a fictitious campaign that is part of a storyline in House of Cards, a popular Netflix show.

As stated by Time Magazine on February 11, 2014, “A wealthy businessman running for governor [in Pennsylvania] is proudly declaring “a fresh start” as his motto. That sounds an awful like the campaign motto used by Peter Russo, the fictional politician from the Netflix political thriller House of Cards, who was also a Democrat running for Pennsylvania governor.”

Campaign Calls on Wolf to Release Corporate Tax Returns to Dispel Probable ‘Delaware Loophole’ Hypocrisy

HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley Campaign today released a series of documents raising questions as to whether Secretary Tom Wolf is campaigning against the same Delaware loophole from which his company is benefiting. In his campaign platform, “A Fresh Start,” Wolf pledges to close the Delaware loophole. However, public documents show that Wolf’s company incorporated in Delaware in 2006, before he accepted a $20 million partial buyout that was funded with considerable taxpayer dollars.

HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett Campaign today personally invited Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski to sign the campaign’s online petition calling on the Democratic candidates for Governor to publicly release 10 years of personal tax returns. The petition also calls for millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf to release his corporate tax returns due to the vested interest the Pennsylvania taxpayers have in the company that Wolf used as collateral to get a $4.5 million loan to fund his primary campaign. The Corbett Campaign launched the petition on Thursday and said they will be sending personal invitations to the Democratic officials across Pennsylvania who have previously voiced their support for the long-term release of tax returns to sign the Corbett campaign’s petition.