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St. Joe’s Hawks Are Covid Quarantined

by Gerry November 30, 2020

Hawks Quarantined

St. Joe's Hawks Are Covid Quarantined"Holy War" with Villanova, scheduled for tonight, is postponed. Saint Joseph’s Pauses Men’s Basketball Activities: https://t.co/4vWqc56CMZ#THWND | #theSTORY pic.twitter.com/XHAk8jILbm— SJU Hawks MBB (@SJUHawks_MBB) November 29, 2020 The entire St. Joseph's Men's Basketball Program has been put on hold for two weeks because of … [Read more...] about St. Joe’s Hawks Are Covid Quarantined

Kayleigh McEnany Says Circuit Court Judge ‘Misunderstood The Argument’

by Gerry November 29, 2020

Kayleigh McEnany Judge Misunderstood

Kayleigh McEnany Says Circuit Court Judge 'Misunderstood The Argument' After Third Circuit Court of Appeals Judge Stephanos Bibas issued a scathing ruling against the Trump Campaign's effort to have the certification of Pennsylvania's presidential election overturned, FoxNews reported that one of the president's lawyers, Jenna Ellis tweeted "The … [Read more...] about Kayleigh McEnany Says Circuit Court Judge ‘Misunderstood The Argument’

Kathy Barnette Claimed that 188 Dead People Voted In Montco. She Deleted My Post When I Asked For Details.

by Gerry November 28, 2020

Kathy Barnette at Gettysburg Hearing

Kathy Barnette Claimed that 188 Dead People Voted In Montco. She Deleted My Post When I Asked For More Infomation.https://youtu.be/V6iNDLxPuHYTestifying at a hearing (via Zoom) Wednesday, in Gettysburg, of “The Pennsylvania  Senate Majority Policy Committee to Vet Election Issues;” Montgomery County Republican Committee Chair, Liz Havey, told the committee that "The Kathy … [Read more...] about Kathy Barnette Claimed that 188 Dead People Voted In Montco. She Deleted My Post When I Asked For Details.

Trailing By Only 29.4% (255,743 to 116,191) Dasha Pruett Refuses To Concede

by Gerry November 28, 2020

Dasha Pruett Refuses to Concede

Trailing By Only 29.4% (255,743 to116,191) Dasha Pruett Refuses To Concede Just a reminder, for anyone who feels the need to send direct threats, as a Federal republican nominee, I will not concede until we have election integrity verified. Please do don agitate me with "what evidence you have". You are not entitled to any. Relax!— Dasha Pruett … [Read more...] about Trailing By Only 29.4% (255,743 to 116,191) Dasha Pruett Refuses To Concede

Former LM Star Jack Forrest Scores 15 In St. Joe’s Debut

by Gerry November 28, 2020

Jack Forrest Lower Merion St Joe

Former LM Star Jack Forrest Scores 15 In St. Joe’s Debut https://youtu.be/gnvCQJzXDZ8 Former Lower Merion Aces basketball star, Jack Forrest, came off the bench Thursday night (November 26) against Auburn, to score 15 points in his first appearance as a St. Joseph's Hawk. After overcoming an 11 point deficit early in the second half, St. Joe's lost the game in overtime, … [Read more...] about Former LM Star Jack Forrest Scores 15 In St. Joe’s Debut

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For today’s basketball fans, Jalen Brunson is the face of Villanova basketball. Two NCAA championships. National Player of the Year. NBA All-Star. Leader of the New York Knicks. Nearly seventy years earlier, another Villanova player helped define both the university’s basketball tradition and the game itself. His name was Paul Arizin. College Careers. Brunson won […]

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