[youtube aqhwnuhqoHQ] Freshman Senator Pat Toomey (R-PA) was one of twelve members of the so-called Super Committee which failed to reach an agreement late last month to cut at least $1.5 trillion in savings. In an interview with The Heritage
From The Hill: Supercommittee member Sen. Pat Toomey (R-Pa.) accused Democrats on Monday of torpedoing the deficit supercommittee because a success would have “stepped on” President Obama’s campaign narrative. Speaking Monday on CNBC’s “Squawk Box,” Toomey said there’s “something to”
There were three winners in the CNBC debate: Herman Cain, Mitt Romney, and Newt Gingrich. Gov. Rick Perry was the obvious loser because of his memory lapse. The guy with the toughest job on Wednesday night was Herman Cain, who
Today on Frank Gaffney’s Secure Freedom Radio, one of our favorite Senators, Jim Demint, author of The Great American Awakening: Two Years that Changed America, Washington and Me, gives a behind the scenes look at the Senate in a time
Pat Toomey, the Republican conservative whose popularity scared Arlen Specter from the GOP, was elected to Specter’s Senate seat Tuesday. He defeated Democratic Rep. Joe Sestak.
We are in the midst of a national debate over the size and scope of government and I am hopeful. Conservative Republican Joe Miller’s remarkable victory in the Alaska Republican Senate Primary should have Americans feeling optimistic about the prospects
CNN: Democratic Rep. Joe Sestak is trying to beat Specter in a May Democratic Party primary. The latest poll from Franklin and Marshall College shows his Republican challenger, Pat Toomey, out in front by four points with a huge number
Within our own party, we need to make it clear that from now on there will be a price to pay for abandoning conservative principles. The grassroots – activists from tea parties to town halls – have sent a message:
Pat Toomey for Senate: Q: What’s the difference between Sen. Specter in 1994 and Sen. Specter in 2009? A: Political calculation.
Among likely voters, Republican Pat Toomey gets 51% of the vote. Long-time senator Arlen Specter is getting just 30% of the vote.