Movement in Pennsylvania to throw out all incumbents in State and replace them with true public servants.
Hope Washington gets the hint.
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I am voting to get rid of them - maybe 4 times...
Movement in Pennsylvania to throw out all incumbents in State and replace them with true public servants.
Hope Washington gets the hint.
I am registered to vote in PA right now, will be sure to send these idiots packing.
I plan on voting them out but I heard on the radio this morning in Harrisburg that bills have been presented to roll back the payraise.
I may not have heard correctly but In regard to the unvouchered expenses, the senate's bill already passed like 50-zip. On the house side there were 2 against. I understood it to mean just the unvouchered expenses. Today it sounds like the whole enchilada will be up for reversal. They mentioned a vote in about two weeks.
I'm still going to vote to whack'em for putting us through this.
Finally, the voters of California got bone weary of their Court thumbing its noses at their laws concerning the worst of the state's murderers. There was a voter revolt, directed at the Court. Bird was defeated in her retention election, as were either one or two of her associated judges.
It will take some serious work, but in the few states which have election for judges it is VITAL that the voters get up on their hind legs and slap down judges who have contempt for the law itself. This is the same debate at the state level which is currently going on nationally, over the nomination of Judge Alito to the US Supreme Court.
Read the history of how California dumped Rose Bird, and apply that in Pennsylvania. Good hunting.
Congressman Billybob
"No -- This is not time for a temper tantrum"
no bias there, no sir