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GOP Candidates Go To Chester For Shock The Vote Town Hall — Shock The Vote was hosted by Real Hulk Soundstage in Chester last evening, Nov. 2.
It was a town hall for candidates for Pennsylvania’s state and federal office
Participants were Michael Bannon Jr. who is running a write-in campaign for the 159th District State House Seat; Michael Woodin who is running for the 9th District senate seat; and Alfe Goodwin, the 5th District congressional candidate.
All are Republicans.
Remember, those voting for Bannon must spell his name as Michael Bannon Jr for the vote to count.
Also, attending was Kathy Buckley, the Republican candidate for the 168th District state house race, albeit she had to leave before the town hall started.
The excellent moderator was Robert Williams.
The state office candidates noted that Pennsylvania’s Abortion Control Act hasn’t changed since 1982. They said it isn’t about to, despite the claims of dividers and distorters.
Bannon said that support is needed for women in crisis pregnancy situations.
Ms. Goodwin, who is retired from the U.S. Army, is a commended Philadelphia Police officer, and has masters and doctorate degrees. She now teaches in a Chester public school. She noted that the educational bureaucracy has grown so large it is impossible to get a straight answer from a teacher regarding policy. Schools are failing kids to the point where they can no longer tell time on an analog clock.
Woodin, an Avon Grove school director, said his district has had success with a program getting fathers involved in school activities called WATCHDOG.
Immigration was an issue.
Sharon Devaney, who was in the audience, noted that she remains crippled from a 2017 accident caused by a unlicensed, uninsured driver who was in this country illegally.
Ms Goodwin pointed out that we really don’t have a border and it is the the innocent such as Sharon that suffer.
“How many stories such as yours are we going to create?” Ms. Goodwin asked.
She said the solution starts with sealing the border. She noted that the incumbent, Mary Gay Scanlon, supports open borders.
One woman brought up concerns about elections. She said Delaware County’s machines are not properly tested and contain code that doesn’t belong.
Ms. Goodwin said she is part of a lawsuit concerning election integrity in the county. She says the Delco leadership washes out any inquiry regarding these matters and is a major cause for the widespread suspicion.
Williams said if the system was safe and secure there would be no problem with transparency.
Transparency is something the powers that be fight to the final breath.
Williams said that electronic voting has serious vulnerabilities.
Also, Williams strongly promoted the teaching of civics.
Politicians, he said, are only interested in keeping their jobs. That’s why the incumbents are avoiding debates he said.
Shelia Armstrong, who catered the event, said she was a North Philadelphia Democrat until 2019 when she ran in a primary against then City Council President Darrell L. Clarke.
The party did just about every un-democratic thing it could think of to knock her off the ballot.
And that made her switch to R.
The Rs aren’t that much better, when they have the upper hand, Shelia, so be warned.
The poor economy was also discussed.
Bannon made the most potent points regarding the economy. He said he understands about having to choose between food on the table or electric bills.
“I know what it means to stand in line and have a card declined,” he said.
Check out Alfe at: https://alfeforuscongress.com/
Write-in Campaign In 159th
By Bob Small
The only candidate on the ballot in the 159th District State House race is Democrat incumbent Carol Kazeem but that doesn’t mean she lacks an opponent.
Michael Bannon Jr. is running a write-in campaign.
Those voting for him must exactly write Michael Bannon Jr on the ballot for it to count.
The 159th District is the City of Chester, Lower Chichester and Upper Chichester townshipps; and the boroughs of Eddystone, Marcus Hook, Parkside, Trainer and Upland.
Bannon stated he was stepping forward “due to the lack of candidates selected in the primary”
Bannon main issues are economic. He says he knows what it’s like to have to chose between paying an electric bill or putting food on the table.
“I know what it means to stand in line and have the card declined,” he said.
For a vote for Bannon to count
Ms. Kazeem is serving her first term, having supplanted 30 years of Kirkland rule. She has worked as a health care worker.
Write-in Campaign In 159th
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Trump Bus Treks To Broomall — The Trump Bus Tour trekked to Broomall, Pa., today, Nov. 2, namely to Zebby Sulecki, Inc., a highly regarded construction specialist at 1107 Sussex Blvd in the industrial track.
Speakers again included former California lieutenant governor Abel Maldonado; Matt Whitaker, who had been acting attorney general under President Trump; and Kash Patel, a key advisor and confidant of the President.
Joining them were congressmen Byron Donalds of Florida, Ronny Jackson of Texas, who had been Physician to the President for Barack Obama and Donald Trump, and Mark Green of Tennessee.
Also speaking were noted civil rights attorney Leo Terrell, prominent Pennsylvania political leader Jeff Bartos, activist David Bossie, and Hogan Gidley, who served as Trump’s deputy press secretary.
One special guest was economist and Trump advisor Peter Navarro, who was sentenced to a prison stint in March due to a Biden lawfare attack.
Pennsylvania’s 5th District congressional candidate Alfe Goodwin was also on the scene.
One of the speakers, probably Navarro, said that the Philly Shipyard had fewer than 100 workers when Trump became president. Trump, however, made shipyards a priority and the facility has boomed.
A speaker also pointed out that the long lines in early voting are purposeful election interference and recommended that voters take snacks and water with them to the polling places, Tuesday.
Trump Bus Treks To Broomall
Morning Contrails Over Delco — We’ve seen contrails are our lives and never bought the chemtrail conspiracy theory.
But these are some pretty weird contrails over Delaware County, Pa. captured at 6:50 this morning, Nov. 2.
Alternative Candidates For Auditor General
By Bob Small
Tim Defoors is running for re-election as Pennsylvania Auditor general and, based on his record, should win.
His Democrat opponent is Malcolm Kenyatta.
There are three alternative candidates on the ballot.
The American Solidarity Party has selected its state coordinatorm Eric Anton, of Dauphin County. He is their only candidate on the PA state-wide ballot.
The Constitution Party is putting forward Alan (Bob) Goodrich a frequent candidate.
He is the principal of Wesley Academy in the Knoxville, Pa. A graduate of West Point, he has twice been elected as a supervisor in Osceola Township. He has a wife and seven children.
One of his main philosophies is “We need to get back to the way the Constitution was written, and follow it.” He stated that the Auditor General’s office would be better served, considering that most of the government is run by one of the two major parties, if a third party person should fill the job.
Then there’s the Libertarian candidate, Reese Smith who has the radical idea to “actually audit the state!”
“only .17 percent of the audits look at the State Government,” he says.”that equates to roughly 20 since the start of 2020.”
Reece has a 2024 Bachelor’s Degree from Allegheny College this year.
One solution, he has to the problem of the high cost of college is “we need to stop subsidizing college, as it just leads to colleges raising their prices even higher.”
Reese Smith will be 21 on Election day.
“I started attending my local school board meetings in the 10th grade, and I quickly began to inform my fellow students about actions taken by the board and school administrators,” he says.
Obviously a subversive.
6 On Ballot For PA AG
By Bob Small
There are six appearing on this year’s ballot for Pennsylvania Attorney General, but the incumbent, Michelle Henry, isn’t among them.
The Democrat candidate is Eugene De Pasquale and the Republican is Dave Sunday.
There are, however, four alternative party candidates.
The Constitution Party candidate is Justin L. McGill. He received his Juris Doctorate from Roger Williams School of Law (RI). He is an Armyveteran. In his interview with the Committee of Seventy Justin Magill, he said the Attorney General has a responsibilityin “ Having the proper understanding of the role of government is critical to advising other officials on their roles” and to protect them from both state and us government overreach.
He believes in the right to bear arms. On abortion, he says “To terminate an innocent human being without due process of law is to commit murder and should be punished accordingly by government. “ For his many other positions, see the above article.
The Forward Pary is putting forward Eric Settle. He was a founder of Republicans for Josh Shapiro and is a governing board member of the Early Head Start Program of CHOP (Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia).. He received his J. D. ( with Honors) from George Washington Law School. He has been married for almost 40 years to his wife, Robin and they have two adult sons. See also The Forward Party’s Eric Settle.
The Green Party Candidate is Richard L Weiss. His J. D. is from the University of Denver. He was a Ford Foundation fellow in Public International Law at Washington D.C.’s American University. His MBA is from the University of Chicago. Among his many opinions are this one on policing: All training and equipment should be devoted to taking suspects alive, and a death considered a failure’
See also Richard Weiss Candidate for PA Attorney Gener
The Libertarian candidate is Rob Cowbur.
Cowburn chairs the Libertarian Party of Pennsylvania. He says on his website that he is a staunch advocate for attracting and retaining businesses.
“I’ve witnessed firsthand how state and federal regulatory overreach has stifled American industry,” he says.
See also On the Issues: Robert Cowburn
6 On Ballot For PA AG
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Candidates Appeal Judge On Pennsylvania County’s Dubious Mail-ins — An emergency appeal to the Third Circuit has been filed regarding yesterday’s (Oct. 31) denial by Judge Mitchell S. Goldberg of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania to require Delaware County to address claims that mail-in ballots have been given to unqualified electors
This is explicitly prohibited by federal law.
Goldberg ruled that the plaintiffs didn’t have standing despite two of them — Alfeia Goodwin who is running for congress in the 5th District and Kathyrn Buckley who is running for Pennsylvania House in the 168th District — being candidates.
The others — John P. Child, Joy Schwartz, Paul Rumley and Greg Stenstrom — are either authorized representatives of candidates or certified election monitors.
The plaintiffs also note that the judge erred in failing to grant declaratory relief as they are only seeking to clarify the county’s obligation under federal election law and misapplied the “Purcell Principle” which holds that procedural changes too close to an election could confuse voters. The plaintiffs point out that they aren’t seeking procedural changes.
Considering what has been revealed in Lancaster, York and other Pennsylvania counties regarding mail-in ballot abuse and that Delaware County’s prosecutor is a activist partisan, Judge Goldberg’s decision is extraordinarily unwise.
Candidates Appeal Judge On Pennsylvania County’s Dubious Mail-ins