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Vote Republican!

Posted on November 4, 2014 by

Here in Pennsylvania today, I’ll be casting my ballot for Can’t-Do-Much-of-Anything Corbett, the pathetic Republican schmoe running for a second term as Governor. The big lummox is behind in the polls, so my vote will be in vain but I do my duty despite the despair. I can only shake my head in frustration and disgust at the Republican Party’s ability to continually dig up such no-name, do-nothing dinosaur dolts. Thanks to their ineptitude and stupidity, Pennsylvanians will be saddled with an Obama-loving, Left-wing loon. The good old Republican party, shooting itself in the foot once again. Continue reading →

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The Senate Race in Pennsylvania is Neck-and-Neck

Posted on November 3, 2012 by

Apparently, the Left-leaning brain trust running the Casey campaign had presumed that the people of Pennsylvania all lived in Philadelphia and therefore viewed the Tea Party movement as some kind of evil entity. What a shock for them to discover that many Seniors in the state actually belonged to Tea Party organizations and actively supported a political platform of limited government. Continue reading →

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Small Business Meets the Beltway and Gets a Standing Ovation

Posted on July 27, 2012 by

Representative Mike Kelly from Pennsylvania, a small business owner and hence a man who lives in the real world, gave the Beltway Boys a little life lecture on what it takes to successfully run a business. Continue reading →

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Penn State’s Sandusky Guilty on 45 Counts

Posted on June 22, 2012 by

Finally, some justice for all the boys that this despicable pervert molested and raped. As I write this post, the prosecution team is addressing reporters and the curious crowds that gathered to hear the verdict. Pennsylvania Attorney General, Linda Kelly, was applauded as she approached the microphones. Continue reading →

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Romney Outwits Rendell

Posted on June 19, 2012 by

Mitt Romney and his campaign entourage cruised through the Philly suburbs over the weekend. On Saturday, their tour bus was scheduled to stop at a local Wawa, a popular convenience store chain in our area, where Mitt would be on tap to order a sandwich and give a short speech. Well, laying in wait for the Romney team were the not so wily Democrats, led by Mister Ed Rendell, who thought they would get their big chance to disrupt the Republicans’ ride through this so-called Blue State of ours. But things didn’t quite turn out the way Fast Eddie and his Democrat pals thought they would. Continue reading →

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Government Monopoly on Liquor Sales: What Could Go Wrong

Posted on August 31, 2011 by

Where might you attempt to purchase a bottle of wine from an error-ridden vending machine that won’t release the grape until you dutifully present the proper identification, stare into a camera monitored by a state public employee, and then huff into a blood-alcohol meter, all before finally swiping your credit card and hopefully getting to buy the blasted bottle at a significantly higher cost than anywhere else in the United States? Welcome to William Penn’s Back Woods of Civilization. Continue reading →

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Colleges Cry Foul Over Budget Cuts

Posted on March 12, 2011 by

Many special interest groups within Pennsylvania are still reeling from Governor Tom Corbett’s proposed budget cuts that will dramatically impact many of these complacent institutions and organizations within the state. For far too long, these groups have been getting their greedy little palms greased each and every time they echoed their poor me pleas through the exulted halls of our Democrat controlled state house. Continue reading →

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PA State Employees Fired After Abortion Scandal

Posted on February 17, 2011 by

Six Pennsylvania state employees who were responsible for the oversight of the abortion ‘clinic’ run by Kermit Gosnell, the Philadelphia abortionist now facing murder charges, are no longer collecting paychecks. Continue reading →

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PA Says No to Obamacare’s Individual Mandate

Posted on February 8, 2011 by

The Pennsylvania House Health Committee passed a bill on Monday to remove Pennsylvania citizens from the federally required individual mandate portion of Obamacare. Continue reading →

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Abortionist Gosnell Demands Public Defender

Posted on February 7, 2011 by

Kermit Gosnell, the Philadelphia abortionist charged with various crimes, including the murder of live-born babies, faced Common Pleas Court Judge Renee Cardwell Hughes on Friday in a feisty interchange over his right to a public defender. Continue reading →

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Pennsylvania to Clean Up its Abortion Act

Posted on February 2, 2011 by

After the grand jury exposé on Doctor Kermit Gosnell and his abortion horror house in the Philadelphia working class neighborhood of Powelton Village, the legislators of Pennsylvania are finally addressing the regulatory debacle that enabled this criminally immoral malfeasance. Continue reading →

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PA Senate Race: Toomey Extends Lead

Posted on August 17, 2010 by

At the end of July, Rasmussen’s poll showed Pat Toomey, Republican candidate for Pennsylvania’s senate seat, leading Joe Sestak, his Democrat opponent, by 45% to 39%. Today, Public Policy Polling (PPP) shows Toomey’s lead over Sestak has extended with the percentages standing at 45% to 36%. Continue reading →

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Arlen Specter Bites the Dust!

Posted on May 18, 2010 by

Joe Sestak has been declared the winner in the Democrat Senatorial primary inPennsylvania. Continue reading →

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Arlen Specter Losing Ground: Sestak Takes Lead

Posted on May 9, 2010 by

The newest poll numbers are now showing Senator Arlen Specter, the Democrat turned Republican turned Democrat, trailing his opponent in the Democrat primary. Congressman, Joe Sestak, who defied the Pennsylvania Democrat machine by throwing his hat into the Senatorial primary, is leading Specter by 4 points. Continue reading →

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Specter: Time To Give Up The Ghost

Posted on February 25, 2010 by

A Franklin and Marshall poll shows Arlen Specter, the erstwhile Republican senator from Pennsylvania who recently flip-flopped back to the Left-wing Democrat party, dragging the rear in his run to retain his senate seat. Continue reading →

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Booze Without Borders: Free Our Liquor!

Posted on January 28, 2010 by

The state of Virginia may be taking a big step into the 21st century if its new Republican governor has anything to say about it. Governor Bob McDonnell wants to get the state government out of the liquor business. Will Pennsylvania follow? Continue reading →

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