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Philadelphia-3/30/10- The Pennsylvania Federation of College Republicans met at Saint Joseph’s University for their State Convention this past weekend.  There, the College Republicans unanimously voted to endorse Attorney General Tom Corbett for Governor both in the upcoming May primary and in the November general election.

State Attorney General Tom Corbett plans to join a legal challenge to the federal health care legislation, his office announced Monday.

Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Tom Corbett was in Lancaster this afternoon, where he paid a call on the local office of the Team Pennsylvania CareerLink,which is a big chunk of state government devoted to helping the unemployed not be unemployed anymore.

State Attorney General Tom Corbett ... beats his Democratic challengers in a new Research 2000 poll commissioned for the liberal bad news for Democrats -- a Quinnipiac University po ll out earlier this month also showed Corbett at the top of the candidate pack.

This is another in a series of articles in PA Environment Digest to highlight the positions of candidates for Governor on environment, infrastructure and energy issues.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Corbett this week announced what he said was a key component of his economic development and jobs plan-- “Expanding Pennsylvania’s Economy through Innovation.”

When I was reading the article, ''Governor's race isn't grabbing voters,'' I was surprised that nearly half of the Republican voters polled were undecided, even with Attorney General Tom Corbett getting three years of headlines for investigating public corruption in state government.

When we elected Tom Corbett as attorney general, we did so because we believed he was best-equipped to serve the commonwealth as its chief law enforcement officer. Attorney General Corbett proved us right when he, among other things, investigated, prosecuted and convicted dozens of child predators and criminals while protecting consumers throughout the commonwealth.

If state Attorney General Tom Corbett has his way, Pennsylvania's budget will be a lot smaller and last twice as long.

Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Corbett unveiled a 12-point program for reforming state government today, including a proposal that would require state House members to contribute to their health care plans. Pennsylvania taxpayers pay the entire premiums for all 203 representatives.

Attorney General Tom Corbett continues to lead all Democratic hopefuls in the race for Pennsylvania Governor. The latest Rasmussen Reports survey, conducted by the independent pollsters, shows Corbett with a double-digit lead over all three of his potential Democratic opponents in the race: