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Strange Reports Concerning Temple Lutheran — We heard some crazy stories about goings on at Temple Lutheran Church, 501 Brookline Blvd., Havertown, Pa.
Are there really post-midnight, AA meetings followed by parties in the parking lot?
And what’s this about The Savage Sisters using it as some kind of headquarters?
The Sisters wanted to pack 25 recovering addicts — a blatant violation of the municipal code — into 17 Tenby Road just a few months ago.
Long Ears William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 10-3-24
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: Nothing is gained by having one donkey call another “Long Ears!”
John Quigg
Q Comes To Ardmore — Q has come to woke Ardmore, Pa. This taken this morning, Oct. 2, at Ardmore Plaza.
And they are Toyota drivers.
VP Dumber Than Me — Donald Trump put the below meme on Truth Social and it was copied to X by Libs Of TikTok and many others. It pointedly makes the point.
Fine October William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 10-2-24
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: In the entire circle of the year there are no days so delightful as those of a fine October.
Alexander Smith
Legislation Would Gut Kayden’s Law –We posted reports a few hours ago that powerful persons in the legal community were seeking to gut Kayden’s Law which was signed into existence April 15 and took effect Aug. 13.
Kayden’s Law is named for seven-year-old Kayden Mancuso who was murdered by her father in 2018 during a visitation. It mandates courts to consider a parent’s history of violence when deciding custody.
Why would anyone want to have propensity to violence and abuse not be a prime, if not the prime, reason in deciding custody?
Who could even think of this?
A mercenary attorney seeking to maintain an avenue to making a buck? A child abuser?
Certainly no decent person.
Nor, did we think, a legislator concerned about his standing with his constituency.
We were wrong.
House Bill 2018 has been introduced in the Pennsylvania Legislature and it guts Kayden’s Law.
Prime sponsor is Montgomery County Democrat Liz Hanbidge who represents the 61st District.
It passed the House Judiciary Committee, Sept. 25. All Democrats voted for it and all Republicans voted no.
Why don’t these Democrats care about the safety of children? Why don’t they give a law that’s been in effect for only about six weeks a chance to work?
Feel free to try and answer these questions in the comments.
Legislation Would Gut Kayden’s Law
Is Kayden’s Law In Danger? –– Kayden’s Law was signed by Pennsylvania’s governor, April 15, and took effect and mandates courts to consider a parent’s history of violence when deciding custody.
It’s named for seven-year-old Kayden Mancuso who was murdered by her father in 2018 during a visitation.
We find it puzzling that a history of violence had not been a prime consideration in custody matters in Pennsylvania, and that a law was even needed.
Yes, the old law required it to be listed but there was never a requirement to act.
We are hearing that there are attempts to gut Kayden’s Law. Those behind the subversion are reportedly being made by powerful figures in our legal system — notably in Montgomery County.
And this is despite the obvious will of the legislature, not to mention common sense.
What say you, Judge Daniel Clifford?
Is Kayden’s Law In Danger?
Coronation of God William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 10-1-24
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Answer to yesterday’s William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit quote puzzle: What is the essential aspect of Rosh Hashanah? The coronation of God as King. Thus our Sages quote God as asking: ‘Say before Me… verses reflecting My Kingship to make Me King over you.’
Eli Touger
Pennsylvania Sample Ballot Released
By Bob Small
Pennsylvania’s sample ballot for Nov. 5 is out and here is what’s listed. The main party Presidential candidates are Kamala Harris and Donald J. Trump.
The alternative candidates are Libertarian Chase Oliver, famously known for defining himself as “armed and gay”; and Green Party’s Jill Stein who stands for a peace ceasefire in the Middle East, among other stands.
One could also do a write-in vote for Cornell West, who was “lawfared” off the ballot by the Dems.
In the U.S. Senate race Democrat incumbent Robert P. Casey, Jr. is being challenged by Republican Dave McCormick, whom you might remember from losing to Dr. Oz In the Pennsylvania primary two years ago.
Oz lost to John Fetterman in the general election.
The three alternative candidates are Green Party’s Leila Hazou, Constitution Party’s Marty Selker and Libertarian John C. Thomas.
This is one race where the major party choices might encourage one to investigate the Alternative party candidates.
The Attorney General’s features Democrat Eugene De Pasquale taking on Republican Dave Sunday for the seat now held by Michelle A. Henry, who is no seeking re-election.running again.
The alternative party candidates are Libertarian Robert Cowburn, Constitutional Party’s Justin L. Magill; Green Party’s Richard L. Weiss; and Forward Party’s Eric L. Settle.
The Auditor General race has Republican incumbent Tim DeFoor being challenged by Democrat Malcolm Kenyatta.
The Alternative candidates are Eric K. Anton of the American Solidarity Party; Constitutional Party’s Bob Goodrich; and Libertarian Reece Smith.
The State Treasurer race has Republican incumbent Stacy Garrity facing Democrat Erin Mcclelland.
Alternative Candidates are Constitutional Party’s Troy Bowman; Libertarian Nicholas Ciesielski; and Forward Party’s Chris Foster.
These are the relevant websites of the Alternative candidates and parties;
Pennsylvania (American Solidarity Party)
The Constitution Party of Pennsylvania
Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania
There’s also information about many of these alternative candidates and parties under my byline on this blog.
Election Day Is United4Delco’s Topic — Gary Heasley will discuss election day issues and attitudes, Thursday, Oct. 3, at Gatsby’s Bar and Grill, 4936 Pennell Road, Aston, Pa. 19014.
It starts at 6 p.m., and is sponsored by United4Delco.
Participants are asked to make a minimum food or drink order.
For information contact United4Delco@Gmail.com.
