MAGA Sen. Doug Mastriano announced his candidacy for Gov of PA today. They opened the proceedings the same way they opened J6 in DC, by blowing the Shofar, signaling that this political battle will also be spiritual. pic.twitter.com/Rrt6QXURPB— Ron Filipkowski (@RonFilipkowski) January 8, 2022 A man wearing a Talit (Jewish prayer shawl) blew a Shofar on Saturday … [Read more...] about Blowing Of Shofar Officially Launches Mastriano Campaign For Governor
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How GOP Gets A More Favorable Legislative Map – In 5 Easy Steps
Patrick Beaty explained in PennCaptial-Star today, how Republicans in the Pennsylvania Legislature can, and very well might amend the state constitution in order to create a legislative map that is more favorable to the GOP. Pennsylvania Republican Leadership is outraged over a plan put forth by the Legislative Reapportionment Commission (LRC), which they believe unfairly … [Read more...] about How GOP Gets A More Favorable Legislative Map – In 5 Easy Steps
Pennsylvania Politics As Usual – January 7, 2022
Don’t discuss the Jan. 6 insurrection with students, a Bucks school district tells teachers https://t.co/pcnMnIXYGZ — LowerMerionPolitics (@LowerMerionPol) January 7, 2022 Philly building trades unions back Conor Lamb in Democratic primary for U.S. Senate https://t.co/kVIWNUxjlz via @phillyinquirer — LowerMerionPolitics (@LowerMerionPol) January 7, 2022 62 Pennsylvanians have … [Read more...] about Pennsylvania Politics As Usual – January 7, 2022
Pennsylvania Politics As Usual – January 6, 2022
Daryl Metcalfe, one of the most conservative and controversial state lawmakers in the PA General Assembly, plans to retire from public service after 24 years: https://t.co/RUTL5iXMLW pic.twitter.com/6PrEpT4UJX — City & State PA (@CityAndStatePA) January 4, 2022 Cartwright, local officials continue support for Scranton-NYC passenger train service https://t.co/6nPLmHSGcz — … [Read more...] about Pennsylvania Politics As Usual – January 6, 2022
Appeals Court Says Lehigh County Can’t Count Un-dated Judicial Ballots
The Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court ruled on Monday (January 3), that Common Pleas Court Judge, Edward Reibman, erred when he instructed the Lehigh County Board of Elections to count 257 mail-ballots in last November's election - ballots on which voters' signatures did not appear on the outside envelope. The litigants in this case are Democrat, Zachary Cohen and Republican, … [Read more...] about Appeals Court Says Lehigh County Can’t Count Un-dated Judicial Ballots