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Pa.’s Schwartz keeping ties to centrist think tank
NEW YORK (AP) — Pennsylvania’s Democratic U.S. Rep. Allyson Schwartz said Friday that she wouldn’t cut ties with a centrist think thank that criticized high-profile Democrats last week. Schwartz, a candidate for Pennsylvania governor, said she would remain on the advisory board for the organization, Third Way, despite an ‘‘unnecessarily harsh and divisive’’ attack on liberal favorites Massachusetts U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and New York City Mayor-elect Bill de Blasio. ‘’I’m staying on the advisory board for now,’’ Schwartz said in an interview with The Associated Press...Read More
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