If you're a movie buff, you like to go to the library and you think might be looking for an apartment in about three years - you'll be happy to know that the Lower Merion Township Building and Planning Committee (the committee consists of all 14 members of the Board of Commissioners) approved a preliminary land development application on September 22. The plan will ultimately … [Read more...] about Committee Approves Plan For 112 Apartments Next To Theater In Bryn Mawr
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Anti-Trump Republican Discovers That’s An Oxymoron – Drops Out Of U.S. Senate Race
Craig Snyder announced on Monday (September 27) that he is ending his campaign for the U.S. Senate. Snyder, who launched his campaign in July of this year, was hoping to be the Republican nominee in the 2022 Pennsylvania Senate race. His strategy was to be the one Anti-Trump Republican in a field crowded with Trump supporters. Neither Trumpist, nor … [Read more...] about Anti-Trump Republican Discovers That’s An Oxymoron – Drops Out Of U.S. Senate Race
Doug Mastriano Is Really In The GOP Dog House Now
He's now banned from closed-door caucus meetings. Penn Capital Star reported on Wednesday (September 22) that Sen. Doug Mastriano, R-Franklin, will no longer have access to the closed-door caucus meetings, Jason Thompson, a spokesperson for Senate President Pro Tempore Jake Corman, R-Centre, confirmed on Wednesday. In these meetings, lawmakers discuss their positions on … [Read more...] about Doug Mastriano Is Really In The GOP Dog House Now
Steve Bannon Has Pennsylvania On His Mind – Suggests That Shapiro Has White House Ambitions
Trump confidante, Steve Bannon, is taking a keen interest in what Pennsylvania Republican legislators are sometimes calling a forensic audit. On September 15, Jake Corman, Republican Majority Leader of Pennsylvania Senate, made an appearance on Bannon's Podcast/Show, The War Room Prior to that (August 20), with State Senator and likely Pennsylvania Gubernatorial … [Read more...] about Steve Bannon Has Pennsylvania On His Mind – Suggests That Shapiro Has White House Ambitions
Which Of Their Signatures Would Senate And House GOP Leaders Like To Match?
On September 9, Lancasteronline.com ran a story that calls attention to the challenges election officials would face if a feature in the Pennsylvania Republicans' proposed "Voting Rights Protection Act" a signature verification requirement, became law. To illustrate the point that signature verification for voters seems like a good idea, until it has to be implemented, … [Read more...] about Which Of Their Signatures Would Senate And House GOP Leaders Like To Match?