• Joe Sestak will be in Central Pennsylvania today speaking to students at Penn State University. The event is being coordinated with President Obama, who is appearing at another college. Battle ‘10 will be on hand to cover the event, including interviews with YAF-led protesters and reaction from Republicans and Democrats.
  • Pat Gleason, of Americans for Tax Reform, asks “What’s the matter with Pennsylvania Republicans?” at the Daily Caller. Republican legislators in the state house in Pennsylvania are considering legislation favored by the trial lawyers association that would, according to an interview Battle ‘10 did with the Chamber of Business and Industry, lead to an immediate increase in insurance rates for nearly every resident.
  • Chris Good at The Atlantic weighs in on Toomey’s endorsement from the former mayor of Harrisburg, a Democrat: “Of all the Republicans running for Senate this year, Pennsylvania’s Pat Toomey seems to be one of the least likely to tout a Democratic endorsement. He’s not a moderate. He’s a hard-line pro-business fiscal conservative, having run the DC-based Club for Growth, a free-market interest group, for years. But that’s what he’s doing today.”
  • Tom Marino continues to face questions about his involvement with casino developer and landfill owner Louis DeNaples. Marino is running against blue-dog Democrat Chris Carney in the 10th district.
  • Pat Toomey and Joe Sestak spar over DISCLOSE. Toomey says of Sestak: “They have spent millions of dollars with dishonest attack ads, so Joe is really not in a position to be pointing fingers here.”