UpdateOn Wednesday Night (December 6), Lansdowne Borough Council voted to rescind its Anti-Hamas Resolution, by a vote of 5-1. Council President Ben Hover was the only dissenting vote.A group named Left of Lansdowne is urging the all-Democratic Lansdowne Borough Council to reverse a November 15 Resolution Condemning the Attacks by Hamas and rising Antisemitism and Islamophobia … [Read more...] about ‘Left Of Lansdowne’ Group Seeks To Reverse Council’s Anti-Hamas Resolution
Government/Politics
Party Leadership Stays Mum As Dem. State Committee Member Posts ‘Genocide’ – Again
In a November 23 Facebook post, Colleen Kennedy, who represents Delaware County on the Pennsylvania State Democratic Committee, referred to the Israel-Hamas war as a genocide. On November 5, Kennedy posted a cover photo (which she has since removed) that said, in large letters Fuck your Genocide. Teresa Lundy, Communications Director for the … [Read more...] about Party Leadership Stays Mum As Dem. State Committee Member Posts ‘Genocide’ – Again
Dean And Scanlon Call For Cease-Fire, Vote No On Rashida Tlaib Censure
Madeleine Dean and Mary Gay Scanlon, the two Congresswomen representing Lower Merion and Narberth, have both called for a cease-fire in the Israel-Hamas War. Dean and Scanlon also voted NO on H.Res 845, which called for Censuring Representative Rashida Tlaib after "she published on social media a video containing the phrase from the river to the sea, which [according to the … [Read more...] about Dean And Scanlon Call For Cease-Fire, Vote No On Rashida Tlaib Censure
McCaffery Beat Everybody – State, County, Township And Borough
On Election Day (November 7), Voters in Pennsylvania, Montgomery County, Lower Merion and Narberth - all cast more votes for Democratic Supreme Court candidate Dan McCaffery than anybody else. Runner-up honors went to Democratic Supreme Court candidate Matthew Wolf, who ran second to McCaffery in the borough, the township, the county and … [Read more...] about McCaffery Beat Everybody – State, County, Township And Borough
For An Off-Off Year Election Lower Merion And Narberth See Big Turnout
46.76% of Lower Merion and Narberth's registered voters went to the polls on Tuesday (November 7), compared to 39.84% in 2019 and 36.42% in 2015. 14-1 in Penn Wynne was the "votingest" precint in Lower Merion with a turnout of 55.77%. 10-2 in Haverford, Bryn had the worst turnout, without 30.32 coming to the polls. But even there, turnout … [Read more...] about For An Off-Off Year Election Lower Merion And Narberth See Big Turnout




