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Vulnerable Pennsylvania Democrat Rep. Susan Wild was caught on camera at a campaign event saying she will have to reeducate her constituents for supporting former President Donald Trump. The constituents Wild believes are in need of reeducation are in Carbon County — one of the counties her redrawn district will include effective in January. They “need to be schooled,” Wild said at a Monday campaign event. “Not quite sure what was in their heads, because the people of Carbon County are exactly the kind of people who should not be voting for Donald Trump,” she claimed. “I guess I’ll have...

Feb. 26—Carbon County commissioners aren't keen on a plan to toll bridges along Interstate 80 to fund construction projects. Commissioner Chris Lukasevich on Thursday said Pennsylvania residents already pay the highest gas tax in the United States, and feels that state should better use existing funds. Commissioners Wayne Nothstein and Rocky Ahner also question the move, which would allow tolls on the Interstate 80 bridges over the Lehigh River at the Carbon-Luzerne county line for up to 30 years. Ahner worried about the average commuter, who has to pay the toll each way to go to work every day. "It...

Carbon County Wyoming unanimously voted in favor of censuring Liz Cheney for betraying her voters when she joined the Democrats’ baseless and fraudulent impeachment of President Trump, reported Bannon’s War Room. Joey Correnti IV, chairman of the Carbon County Wyoming Republican Party, joins War Room exclusively to discuss the resolution, which states Cheney has “violated the trust of her voters.” The resolution notes a majority of Wyoming Republicans recognize the evidence of “significant irregularities” in the presidential election, while no evidence exists of President Trump calling for violence.

The Republican Party Central Committee in Carbon County, Wyoming, has censured Rep. Liz Cheney for voting to impeach President Trump, as support for the one-time rising GOP star crumbles in her home state. The censure resolution passed in a unanimous vote by the 45-member central committee. It included a demand that Ms. Cheney appear before the committee to explain her actions. “Our representative did not represent our voice,” said Carbon County GOP Chairman Joey Correnti IV,