Political heavy hitters hit campaign trail in Pa. ahead of election
President Biden and former Presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump were out in Pennsylvania campaigning for the candidates in their respective parties.
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President Biden and former Presidents Barack Obama and Donald Trump were out in Pennsylvania campaigning for the candidates in their respective parties.
Biden and Obama are campaigning for John Fetterman and Josh Shapiro in Philly on Saturday.
Speaking with supporters during a campaign stop in Upper Darby, Fetterman touched on inflation, minimum wage, abortion rights and his own recovery after suffering a stroke in May.
Ryan Hughes has the latest.
They will rally for Democratic Pennsylvania candidates John Fetterman and Josh Shapiro in Philadelphia Saturday.
The Pennsylvania seat has for months been seen as the most likely pickup opportunity for Democrats in the evenly divided Senate.
Fetterman will attend a rally with President Joe Biden and former president Barrack Obama during a campaign stop in Philadelphia this weekend.
Alicia Roberts reports.
"John IS Pennsylvania," President Joe Biden said Friday, adding: "John leaves nobody behind."
Democrat John Fetterman and Republican Mehmet Oz didn't agree on much at their debate in Harrisburg this week. One exception: hydraulic fracturing of natural gas, or "fracking."
Pastor Robert Collier of Galilee Baptist Church in Roxborough believes Fetterman's health is not a setback.
Biden's latest attempt to prop up Democratic nominee John Fetterman will be at a fundraising dinner in Philly.
Tuesday night, viewers got to witness the first and only debate between Democrat John Fetterman and Republican Mehmet Oz, which quickly turned to personal attacks.
Seth Kaplan reports.
Fetterman said the stroke knocked him down but added, "I'm going to keep coming back up."
"It's very common for patients to require aids such as closed captioning," Temple Health Dr. Leah Croll said.
Stephanie Stahl reports.
When they take the stage, a lot is on the line for Fetterman and Oz, and for Pennsylvania voters.
Siafa Lewis reports.
In the closely watched U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania, the Democratic nominee is getting support from the president.
Ryan Hughes reports.
Democratic Senate candidate has been recovering from a stroke he had days before the primary in May.
Black voters, in particular, throughout the commonwealth are at the center of an increasingly competitive race.
President Joe Biden will visit Pittsburgh next week.
Seth Kaplan reports.
