I wonder if this guy is still available.
Posted on 04/26/2020 10:53:21 AM PDT by Leaning Right
Gov. Tom Wolf’s former business, a cabinet supply company in central Pennsylvania, has continued operating during the coronavirus shutdown despite having its waiver rescinded by state officials, PA Post and Spotlight PA have learned.
Last week, in response to questions from the news organizations about how the company qualified as “life-sustaining,” the governor’s office said in a statement that a waiver that had been issued to Wolf Home Products allowing it to stay open would be revoked, forcing it to close.
(Excerpt) Read more at inquirer.com ...
Anyway, it’s a shame that all those closed Pennsylvania restaurants weren’t making cabinets in their back rooms. Then they could have stayed open.
Remember that some animals are more equal than others. We forget that Orwell said that his novels were warnings, not how to manuals. Our ruling classes think otherwise.
Democrat = corrupt.
Live it.
Learn it.
Until we finally decide to do something about it.
And when the something is done, we promise to look the other way.
I thought it was illegal for a politician to own a business and hold an office at the same time. So say the Dems anyway.
He doesn’t own the company anymore. It was sold off years ago.
2banana’s Law.
Conservatives are more than happy to live under the same laws and taxes they want for everyone else.
Liberals/progressives expect to be exempted from the same laws and taxes they want for everyone else.
> He doesn’t own the company anymore. It was sold off years ago. <
Yes. According to the article Wolf was no longer a shareholder as of 2015. But does he still have a financial interest in the company, such as a right to a certain percentage of the profits? Who knows?
At the very least, Pennsylvania was helping if not Wolf, then Wolf’s former business associates.
Rules for thee, but not for me.
Businesses tied to Wolf, Scarnati close after questions about how they qualified as ‘life-sustaining’
By ANGELA COULOUMBIS And ED MAHON pennlive.com Mar 30, 2020
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Sen. Joseph B. Scarnati, Senate Pro Temp, left, greets Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf before the 2020-21 budget address in the House of Representatives on Feb Sen. Joseph B. Scarnati, Senate Pro Temp, left, greets Pa. Gov. Tom Wolf before the 2020-21 budget address in the House of Representatives.
Joe Hermitt/ jhermitt@pennlive.com
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HARRISBURG — Thousands of businesses in Pennsylvania have closed under Gov. Tom Wolf’s unprecedented statewide shutdown to help slow the spread of coronavirus, but not the company that the Democratic governor once owned, or the business now owned by the Senate’s most powerful member.
Until now.
On Thursday, Wolf’s office said it had rescinded a waiver that had been issued to the governor’s former business, a kitchen and bath cabinet supply company in central Pennsylvania, after Spotlight PA and PA Post inquired about how it qualified as “life-sustaining.”
> or the business now owned by the Senate’s most powerful member <
Now, that’s interesting. He evidently owns an “essential” candy factory. Thanks for the post.
Businesses should put cans of peas at their front windows so they can be essential grocery stores. just do haircuts for free.
“The waiver doesn’t mean anything,” Danielson said. “We didn’t need a waiver.”
To paraphrase, this should be our battle cry “Waivers? We don’t need no stinkin’ waivers!”
The Communists call it “First among Equals”.
This guy is an uber jerk.
This guy is an uber jerk.
I wonder if this guy is still available.
Toilet paper $20
Free haircut with purchase of toilet paper.
My beloved state where I was born ruined by a POS leftist cabinet maker. Those who voted for him can also FOAD. The Pa. GOP is also to blame.
“I thought it was illegal for a politician to own a business and hold an office at the same time. So say the Dems anyway.”
Blind trust.
RULES! RULES!
WE LIEBERALS DOAN NEED NO STEENKEN RULES!
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