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Candidate's old tweets touting Trump spur more turmoil among Democrats in Pittsburgh mayoral race

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Old social media posts by Pittsburgh mayoral candidate Tony Moreno that support former President Donald Trump were condemned by the city’s Democratic Committee chairman less than a week before the party announces its slate of endorsed candidates.
Moreno, 51, a retired city police officer from Brighton Heights, is one of two candidates seeking the committee’s endorsement, which will be announced Sunday.
The other is state Rep. Ed Gainey, 51, of Lincoln-Lemington. Mayor Bill Peduto and North Side businessman Will Parker, 41, are also running for the Democratic nomination in the May 18 primary, but aren’t seeking the committee’s endorsement. ....

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William Peduto was elected to the office of Mayor of the City of Pittsburgh in the General Election on November 5, 2013, and took office as Pittsburgh’s 60th Mayor in January of 2014. Prior to taking office, he worked for 19 years on Pittsburgh City Council -seven years as a staffer then twelve years as a Member of Council. As a Councilman, Bill Peduto wrote the most comprehensive package of government reform legislation in Pittsburgh’s history. He strengthened the Ethics Code, created the city’s first Campaign Finance Limits, established Lobbyist Disclosure and Lobbyist Registration, and ended No-Bid Contracts. As Mayor, Peduto continues to champion the protection and enhancement of Pittsburgh’s new reputation -maintaining fiscal responsibility, establishing community-based development plans, embracing innovative solutions, and becoming a leader in green initiatives. The Peduto administration is committed to modernizing city government and implementing leading pra ....

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Health care workers tout Gainey's fight against UPMC in their mayoral endorsement | News | Pittsburgh

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Ed Gainey The Pittsburgh mayoral race is well underway, and state Rep. Ed Gainey (D-Lincoln-Lemington) is setting up battle lines around the region’s preeminent medical powerhouse: UPMC.
In a virtual event on Feb. 23, Gainey spoke about his plans to fight for health care workers. This pledge came as SEIU Healthcare, the largest union of health care workers in the state, voiced their official support for Gainey’s mayoral bid.
“We can’t have a thriving community unless everyone pays their fair share,” said Gainey. “It is time.”
As part of his endorsement, Gainey rolled out an economic proposal for the city that includes reinstating a lawsuit to challenge the charitable status of UPMC. The hospital giant, which has several executives raking in multi-million-dollar salari ....

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Ed Gainey floats plan to resume battle with UPMC as mayoral candidates tout endorsements

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State Rep. Ed Gainey, who’s running for Pittsburgh mayor in May’s Democratic primary, released an economic policy agenda that would renew Pittsburgh’s legal challenge to UPMC’s nonprofit status in an attempt to collect more city and school district taxes.
“City investments and strong unions gave previous generations of Pittsburghers an opportunity to succeed, but today we’re failing to use the tools of city government to lift up working people and hold our largest institutions accountable,” Gainey said in a statement. “We all want a city where everyone can earn a living, afford a good home, and feel safe in our neighborhoods. We all have to contribute to building that future together. We need to stop giving more and more to the wealthy and well-connected alrea ....

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