President Obama On Affordable Health Care In Philly, What's On His iPod ... And Doritos?
President Obama joined The Big Philly Show Monday discussing everything from affordable health care to what's on his iPod.
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President Obama joined The Big Philly Show Monday discussing everything from affordable health care to what's on his iPod.
US senator Robert Menendez says one need only look at the scope of damage in the Gulf of Mexico from the BP oil spill as proof of the danger to the entire midatlantic coast.
Reince Priebus talked with WPHT midday host Dom Giordano about the changes in the Republican primary process that he wants to implement in order to get a different outcome than the 2012 presidential election.
Political consultant Jeff Jubelirer thinks family concerns were primary to Romney's decision.
Biden sounded like a coach trying to rally his team after a tough loss.
After a three-week flirtation with another run for president, Mitt Romney said definitively on Friday that he will not seek the White House in 2016.
And if things play out as he expects they will, Steve Sweeney says he is ready to fight the governor's plan in court.
President Obama talked about job growth, the economy and immigration at the Caucus retreat that began in Philadelphia earlier in the week.
Dozens of activists representing several organizations came together to urge President Obama to reject Keystone XL pipeline and to take a meaningful approach to climate control.
"When you total up what's in the budget already and what's in the work plan, it's 97.5 million dollars," Casey notes. "That keeps the project on target."
"I'm pleased to say that Philadelphia is in the best shape it's been in many, many years," Nutter told the business leaders.
"These state lands are intended to be refuges, places where people can go to enjoy natural beauty," the governor said today, signing the measure in 275-acre Benjamin Rush State Park, in Northeast Philadelphia.
Cornell University Clinical Professor, Director of the Securities Law Clinic, and contributor for Legalinsurrection.com William Jacobson told WPHT morning host Chris Stigall that he is troubled by her testimony, specifically with regards to her answers -- or non-answers -- on President Obama's immigration policy.
Kenney –- first elected in 1991 -- choked up at times as he bid his fellow councilmembers farewell.
If you're looking to learn more about City Councilman Kenyatta Johnson, you won't find it on KenyattaJohnson.com.