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Al Taubenberger campaign commercial
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Seamus Mcaffery another
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Seamus McCaffery campaign
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Campaign ad: Olivia Nutter on public schools
The delightfully simple, effective and well-received campaign advertisement supporting Michael Nutter. The catch, of course, is that Michael doesn’t say much at all, but rather his daughter Olivia, who boasts being the only child of any of the other candidates … Continue reading
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Judge Seamus McCaffery: city Democrats run state-wide, GOP doesn't
On May 15, Seamus McCaffery was one of two state Democrats to win a primary as part of his bid to join the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, as reported by the Philadelphia Inquirer. He is a law and order judge, but … Continue reading
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