CONTRIBUTE

Springfield, PA - September 7 – Kevin McTigue, Bryan Lentz's campaign manager, issued the following comment about Pat Meehan's public-speaking engagement at an “off-the-record” meeting of the Tea Party Coalition of Southeastern Pennsylvania tonight. The meeting is scheduled to start at 7 p.m at the Quality Inn Conference Center in Montgomeryville, and according to event invitations no recording devices of any kind are allowed into the event to allow a “forthright” conversation.

Springfield, PA, September 3 – Today Representative Bryan Lentz, the Democratic nominee for Congress in Pennsylvania's 7th Congressional District, issued the following statement to salute our working families on Labor Day, and the unions that represent them:

“Working families form the backbone of the 7th District's economy, and organized labor's long tradition of ensuring good wages and safe working conditions has played a large role in providing them with the opportunity to take part in the American Dream. That collaboration continues to play an important role today in some of our District's most important industries, including the building trades, manufacturing, health care and education.”

More than 25 people discuss job creation, Bush-era tax policy, campaign finance reform

Springfield, PA, September 1 – Representative Bryan Lentz, the Democratic nominee for Congress in Pennsylvania’s 7th Congressional District, held a town hall forum on jobs and the economy at American Legion Post 777 in Crum Lynne last night for the sixteenth stop of his 10 week, 25-stop economic tour of the District. The hour-long forum was attended by about 25 people, who said they were concerned about companies sending jobs overseas, Bush-era tax policies that favored the wealthy and reducing the influence of corporations on the nation's political process.

Springfield, PA, August 30 – Representative Bryan Lentz, the Democratic nominee for Congress in Pennsylvania’s 7th Congressional District, today announced that he was inviting Pat Meehan to join him in a town hall forum on jobs and the economy that he will be holding tomorrow night at American Legion Post 777 in Crum Lynne at 7 p.m.. The town hall is the sixteenth stop on Lentz’s 10-week, 25-stop jobs tour of the District.