Dave McCormick pledges to live on Pennsylvania campaign tour bus, flies back to Connecticut home on day one
Pennsylvania Senate candidate David McCormick launched a 67-county bus tour last Saturday, where he pledged to live on his tour bus for the next nine months. But according to a report by the Philadelphia Inquirer, he took a flight later that day to visit the $16 million mansion he rents in Connecticut’s Gold Coast.
Pennsylvania Senate candidate David McCormick launched a 67-county bus tour last Saturday, where he pledged to live on his tour bus for the next nine months.
But according to a report by the Philadelphia Inquirer, he took a flight later that day to visit the $16 million mansion he rents in Connecticut’s Gold Coast.
Had a blast unveiling our “Fighting for Pennsylvania’s Future” bus this weekend!
Can’t wait to spend the next nine months traveling our great commonwealth and meeting with thousands of Pennsylvanians in all 67 counties.#JoinTheFight ➡️ https://t.co/EnN8VQtKiv pic.twitter.com/pvVw1r8Bom
— Dave McCormick (@DaveMcCormickPA) February 12, 2024
Since McCormick launched his second U.S. Senate bid in September, he has struggled to shed the carpetbagger criticisms that also plagued his former primary opponent Dr. Mehmet Oz. In addition to the Connecticut mansion, McCormick also owns property in Colorado, Dallas, Pittsburgh and a family farm in Bloomsburg, Pa.
McCormick will likely be visiting Pennsylvania towns like Bethlehem, a town that saw hundreds of jobs outsourced overseas by Wells Fargo. McCormick made millions by investing in companies like Wells Fargo and others who outsourced thousands of Pennsylvania jobs. While he was the CEO of the global software company FreeMarkets, McCormick also taught other companies how to outsource jobs.
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