https://youtu.be/upjxu5hlBQgIn 2015, Bill Cosby was the centerpiece of Kevin Steele's campaign for Montgomery County District Attorney. Steele filled the airwaves that fall with campaign ads denouncing his opponent for refusing to prosecute Bill Cosby. Castor had been the D.A. in 2005 and was attempting a comeback as the Republican candidate. He had previously been … [Read more...] about D.A. Kevin Steele’s Whole Campaign Was Based On Locking Up Bill Cosby
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It’s Official – Joe Gale Is Obsessed With Kathy Barnette’s Hair
Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Gale has extended his streak of consecutive days on which he's posted outrageous graphics on his Facebook page about Kathy Barnette's hair, to three. Gale is the Republican, minority member on the Montgomery County Board of Commissioners. He is also running for Governor in the 2022 Republican Primary. Barnette ran unsuccessfully … [Read more...] about It’s Official – Joe Gale Is Obsessed With Kathy Barnette’s Hair
Kenyatta Seeks To Commemorate Jan. 6 As Democracy Observance Day In Pa.
Press Release: HARRISBURG, June 29 – State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta, D-Phila., today announced that he will soon introduce legislation that would commemorate Jan. 6 -- the date of the deadly right-wing insurrection at the U.S. Capitol earlier this year -- as Democracy Observance Day for Education, Remembrance, and Vigilance, to be referred to as Democracy Observance Day in … [Read more...] about Kenyatta Seeks To Commemorate Jan. 6 As Democracy Observance Day In Pa.
Toomey Stands In The Way Of Public Transit Bill
On Wednesday (June 23), Senator Pat Toomey told KDKA-2 (Pittsburgh) reporter, John Delanao that, "In addition to the $13 billion the Federal Government routinely sends to to the transit agencies, we sent another $70 billion, not seventeen, seven-zero, seventy, for a total of $83 billion in about a one year period. They haven't even figured out how they're going to spend the … [Read more...] about Toomey Stands In The Way Of Public Transit Bill
GOP Proposed Amendment Would Deprive Mail Voters Of Secret Ballot
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a Republican sponsored bill that would amend the state constitution to require Pennsylvanians to show identififcation every time they vote.Because in-person voters have the privacy of a voting booth, or at least something vaguely resembles a voting booth, officials at the polls would not be able to see for whom they voted.But it's … [Read more...] about GOP Proposed Amendment Would Deprive Mail Voters Of Secret Ballot