Stigall Show Log 4.25.12
Chris reviews yesterday's primaries in Pennsylvania, the return of a Michael Landon Plaque in Collingswood, and talks to Dan Dizio, CEO of Philly Pretzel Company.
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Chris reviews yesterday's primaries in Pennsylvania, the return of a Michael Landon Plaque in Collingswood, and talks to Dan Dizio, CEO of Philly Pretzel Company.
The Pennsylvania primary is a little more than three weeks away and there are five candidates competing for the Republican nomination for senate to oppose Democrat Bob Casey.
Chris talks about the ongoing issue of Rick Santorum's personal beliefs being attacked by the media, the funeral of Whitney Houston that took place over the weekend and the closing of the popular Philadelphia cigar bar, Mahogany on Walnut.
Chris talks to New Jersey State Senator Jim Whelan about electronic gambling in Atlantic CIty, Steve Cordasco about a bank settlement on mortgage abuses, Beasley Reece about Phillies Spring Training and Comedian Bob Marley.
Senator Bob Casey wants the Nationals to allow ticket sales to Phillies fans.
Sen. Bob Casey wants the Department of Veterans Affairs to review all veterans' cemeteries in Pennsylvania, after an audit found that some headstones were misplaced or missing at a cemetery in Philadelphia and five others around the country.
Republican presidential hopeful Rick Santorum said Friday that he's in the race for the long haul and hasn't considered dropping out.
Chris discusses the secret that Nancy Pelosi says will prevent Newt Gingrich from becoming President. He talks to former Mayoral Candidate Milton Street about his run for the PA legislature and analyzes how Obamacare is effecting cardiologists.
Chris analyzes the latest allegations against Herman Cain, the decision of Congressman Barney Frank not to run for re-election, the continuation of Occupy Philadelphia, and West Chester's decision not to allow an atheist group from display their "Tree of Knowledge."
Pennsylvania's two senators fare relatively well in a new public opinion poll on their performance.
Senators Bob Casey and Pat Toomey toured the Philadelphia Navy Yard yesterday afternoon to get a first-hand account on jobs being created there.
One of this area's most prolific political fund raisers has died.
Pennsylvania United States senator Bob Casey says he won't change the way in which he crisscrosses the commonwealth to meet up with constituents, in light of the Arizona shooting rampage.
Gubernatorial candidates Dan Onorato and Tom Corbett pursued votes on voter's home turf Sunday, visiting neighborhood churches, diners and taverns.
