Posted on 02/25/2017 1:53:20 PM PST by CardCarryingMember.VastRightWC
SUMMARY: 1) Overwhelmingly Dem Philly district. 2) Newly reelected Dem resigns due to Fed corruption indictment, forcing special election. 3) Only announced Dem candidate's water bill proves he doesn't live where he claims, so judge strikes him from ballot. 4) Leaving only a sole GOP candidate. 5) Dems scrambling to find suitable write-in candidate.
Oh man, you just gotta love it!!
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5. They will demand in court the election be delayed socthey can field a candidate.
6. Liberal Judge found somewhere that,will agree tovrule,this way.
7. Dems once again prove laws do not apply to them.
I travel to or through PA quite a bit for work. There are two great talk radio stations (WPHT and WHP) that lead me to believe that democrat politics are just as if not more corrupt than those in my home state of Maryland.
It’s probably just as much but there are enough republicans in PA to bring the corruption to bear.
HARRISBURG, Pa. – Democratic candidate's run for the Pennsylvania Legislature is down the drain -- partly because he used too little water at the house he claimed as his residence.
A state judge on Thursday threw Frederick Ramirez off the ballot in the race for an open House seat in Philadelphia.
The judge found that low water and electric use at the house Ramirez claimed as his residence showed he really didn't live in the district.
According to testimony, for 11 months he was billed for a total of about 3,000 gallons of water, or the equivalent of less than two toilet flushes a day on average.
His lawyer said the low numbers, showing zero use in some months, are misleading because of how bills are calculated.
Neighbors testified they never saw Ramirez on their block, the bedroom light was always on and the home never seemed to put out trash for curbside pickup.
"The fact that there are no photographs or pictures on the walls, combined with the fact that his daughter's room is still decorated for an infant, more strongly reveals that (the) candidate is not domiciled at (the house), but merely uses that location as a convenient place to stay" when he is working at a nearby clinic he owns, wrote Commonwealth Court Judge Anne Covey.
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Wait a sec .... I'll bet you the Russians are behind this, and hacked the Philly Water Dept's records!
Wow! I never knew that if you summarized the pertinent facts of a news article, never once quoting a single word from it, you could get sued for ..... for what, exactly?
Seems to be a thrifty fellow....
not wanting to waste any natural resources.
/sarc
If they are in process or are defeated, they jever accept it. Thry just keep trying to find ways to negate their defeat and negate the winner’s ability to legally govern.
It will push us to cwii, which is what many of them want because they think for some idiotic (probably due to hollywood movie plots) reason they will beat us.
Libs are happy to do this because the ones pushing this don’t live in those areas.
Smart move. You can make enormous profits that way, seeing as how 40+ illegal aliens of voting age can easily live in a single one-room apartment.
I'm basing this figure on a story from October, re some apartment dweller in a Dem-controlled area of CA who found 40+ mail-in ballots sitting on top of his apartment's cubby-hole mailbox structure. (Whenever there was too much mail for one person's box, the mailman would sometimes leave the overflow mail outside of the cubbies.)
A guy who lived there saw the huge stack of ballots, looked at the addresses on them, and they were all different names but with the apt # of an elderly neighbor living in a one-room apartment. After he reported this to authorities, they quickly vanished. Note that I am giving the benefit of the doubt by assuming that all 40 of those people actually lived there, because of course an alternative explanation of "voting fraud" is beyond the pale and would show lack of faith in the integrity of Dem-controlled voter rolls. </sarc>
He should say he is going green and composting his waste, and not using electicity.
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