Rothfus Targets Vision at GOP Conventions and Congress
U.S. Representative Keith Rothfus, from Sewickley, who first rose in 2012, attended both the 2012 and 2016 Republican National Conventions. He used the Cleveland appearance to meet leaders including Speaker Paul Ryan and co headline a Pennsylvania delegates breakfast. He touted Trump while criticizing Hillary Clinton and highlighted bids in the House including the SENSE Act and Co-Prescribing Saves Lives Act of 2016, aiming for reelection against Erin McClelland.
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Money flows as conventions unfold at Cleveland rally
Six hours before the first speakers, lobbyists and business-firm sponsors mingle at a stadium bar near the Republican National Convention. Former Indians Joe Charboneau and Len Barker autographs dinner guests as Comcast and AT&T logos glow on monitors. Critics warn convention funding hides influence as Congress loosened donor rules and cities bear costs, with disclosure delayed.
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Trump Promises Safety and Immigration Controls at Cleveland Rally
Trump urged Americans to trust his plan to restore safety, pledging a border wall and a halt to immigration from nations linked to terrorism. He praised rights for black city youth and pledged protections for gays and lesbians while Ivanka introduced a childcare policy. The candidate faced questions on NATO commitments and broader foreign policy, with Clinton poised to name a running mate as Kaine becomes a top choice.
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Sour grapes from Graz at national convention
James Vasilko a Pennsylvania delegate reports discomfort with Ted Cruz not endorsing Trump at the Republican convention. He and other delegates criticize Cruz as a sore loser while Trump inspires party energy. Vasilko praises Cleveland’s preparations and notes local improvements funded before the event. Kentucky Senator Ralph Alvarado defends Hispanics backing Trump amid Clinton challenge. Obama criticized for increasing racial tensions.
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