HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today released the following statement regarding Secretary Tom Wolf’s decision to stand with President Barack Obama and his war on coal as they both support a devastating cap-and-trade tax on Pennsylvania job creators. On Thursday, the EPA will hold hearings in Pittsburgh on their new regulations that jeopardize 62,000 jobs supported by Pennsylvania’s coal industry. Today, Governor Corbett joined West Virginia’s Democratic Governor Earl Ray Tomblin and Ohio Lt. Governor Mary Taylor for a pro-energy jobs rally in Pittsburgh ahead of tomorrow’s hearings.

HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today drew attention to Secretary Tom Wolf’s class warfare and income tax plan that will require middle class families and small business owners to see an increase in their taxes.

HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today formally launched a new website highlighting the record funding for state education under the Corbett-Cawley Administration. The formal launch follows yesterday's press conference at the Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association headquarters where Lieutenant Governor Jim Cawley, State Senator Scott Wagner and various education stakeholders set the record straight on the Corbett-Cawley Administration's commitment to education. Since taking office, Corbett has increased state funding by $1.46 billion. The campaign also exposed a Democratic political operative who Secretary Tom Wolf’s supporters are using to portray a mother claiming to be “living paycheck to paycheck.”

HARRISBURG, PA – Millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf today once again broke his promise to the media to release his corporate tax returns as he stated he would in February. The Corbett-Cawley campaign has been pressuring Wolf to release his corporate taxes to prove that he is paying his fair share of Pennsylvania taxes and not taking advantage of the Delaware loophole that he is campaigning against.

HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today responded to millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf’s latest lie to the media as part of his scramble to cover up the fact that his company does not pay its fair share in Pennsylvania taxes through an exploitation of the Delaware tax loophole. Wolf is now refusing to release his corporate tax returns despite definitively stating in February that he would “absolutely” release them.

HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today released the following statement and breakdown addressing Secretary Tom Wolf's latest campaign ad, which much like the 30-second television ads financed by a $4.5 million bank loan during the primary, conveniently leave out the truth.

HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today supplied Secretary Tom Wolf with the documentation necessary to provide the specific details regarding his income tax proposal. Wolf recently stated in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette that he is “still working on the mathematics” of his income tax proposal because he didn’t know “what the different [tax] rates would provide, given the different levels of exemption.”

HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today released the following statement on the latest misleading attack ad being run against Governor Tom Corbett on behalf of millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf and the public sector union bosses who have given Wolf's campaign more than $1.13 million to ignore our Commonwealth's pension crisis.

HARRISBURG, PA -The Corbett-Cawley campaign today released the following statement in response to Moody’s downgrade of Pennsylvania’s bond rating. Moody’s cites Pennsylvania’s growing pension liabilities as a primary reason for the credit downgrade. Pennsylvania’s pension debt is expected to grow to $65 billion within the next four years, or $13,000 per household.

But Even Wolf's Campaign for a False Start PA Doesn't Know What Wolf's Plan Would Be

HARRISBURG, PA – The Corbett-Cawley campaign noted even millionaire Secretary Tom Wolf's campaign surrogate and fellow public sector union crony Representative Mike Sturla actually acknowledged Pennsylvania's pension crisis in a visit to Lancaster (though he admitted he wasn't willing to do much about it thanks to the tens of thousands he's taken from public sector unions just this cycle).