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Mike Miller To Explain How To Handle Law Without Lawyers — Former Pennsylvania State Senate candidate Mike Miller will be the guest at the Aug. 7 United4Delco Town Hall. His topic is how to stand up for one’s rights without an attorney.
The even it 6:30 p.m. at Phoenix Bar and Grill, 4936 Pennell Road, Aston, Pa. 19014.
Rasmussen Honcho At Keystone Town Hall — Mark Mitchell, the head pollster of Rasmussen Reports, will speak, Thursday, July 24, at the Keystone Town Hall.
Among his topics will be the reaction to the Big Beautiful Bill, the Epstein controversy and the Russian Hoax Collusion revelations.
It will be 7 p.m., in the 3rd floor amphitheater, of The Desmond Hotel, 1 Liberty Blvd., Malvern, Pa. 19355.
Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
For information email KeystoneTownHall@pm.me
Main Line Boomers Protest Fight Against Government Corruption — A horde packed the main road of the Main Line, this morning, June 14, to protest peace, security and the fight against government corruption.
It was the “No Kings” rally on Lancaster Avenue in the Lower Merion section of Ardmore.
Granted it stretch just two blocks from Greenfield Avenue to Cricket Avenue but they were packed.
The people packing them were entirely white and skewed old.
The future looks good for MAGA.
The No Kings crowd was waving American flags almost like it was a Trump rally.
The Philadelphia Main Line remains a bastion of wealth and old money. It is still among the richest places in Pennsylvania.
The No Kings Rally is funded by NGOs that are funded by government grants, that are funded by taxpayers; and a Walmart heiress.
The Trump Administration is turning off the faucet of the NGO gravy hose.
No wonder they are mad.
We saw police barricades on Eagle Road near the Manoa Shopping Center. There were no protesters as had been expected, however, when we drove by shortly before 11 a.m.
Here is video from Lancaster Avenue. The cute chick yelling “Trump, Trump, Trump” was merely trying to trigger the elderly protesters.
Bad girl. Bad.
They could have gotten heart attacks or something. It’s not like they can still drop acid and roll around naked in mud.
One of our many secret correspondents sent us this photo of Pennsylvania National Guard equipment being stationed at a lot in Camp Hill, yesterday, June 13. Was the Shapiro administration expecting trouble?
Act 87 Is United4Delco Topic — Dave Giordano will discuss concerns regarding Act 87 before United4Delco, 6 p.m., Thursday, June 5 at the Phoenix Bar and Grill, 4936 Pennell Road, Aston.
The act became July 17.
It mandates the injection of carbon dioxide into underground reservoirs.
Supposedly, it’s to stop the CO2 from entering the atmosphere and burning up the globe or something.
Giordano will point out that maybe this stupidity is an actual threat to our food supply.
Note, those attending are expected to spend at least $15 on food or drink.
Act 87 Is United4Delco Topic
Vote No On HB 771 — Gary Heasley of The Conservative Voice talk show and Keystone Town Hall seminars has asked citizens to contact their state representatives and tell them to vote NO on Pennsylvania HB771.
Gary says it does not only doesn’t prevent non-citizens from voting but actually makes it easier.
If Gary says it, take it to the bank. Tell your legislators to vote no on HB 771.
Meet Josh Prince May 1 — Josh Prince, who is seeking the Republican nomination for Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court, will hold a meet and greet, 6-8 p.m., May 1 at the Phoenix Bar and Grill, 4936 Pennell Road, Aston, Pa. 19014.
Also in attendence will be Lou Perti, a candidate for Upper Chichester Commissioner.
The election is May 20.
Things Learned At The Leadership Conference — We heard at the Pennsylvania Leadership Conference that the state and local GOP leaders told its membership to stand down in the March 25 special election.
It was the one that saw conservative Republican Josh Parsons lose to Democrat James Malone in in the 36th District by a handful of votes.
The district went for Trump overwhelmingly.
What say you, Greg Rothman?
Also, state constables are prevented by other law enforcement agencies from accessing the National Crime Information Center (NCIC) database. A constable serving an eviction notice sometimes finds himself surprised and unprepared when the subject is also wanted for a felony.
More troubling is that constables are prevented from using police radio bands. One constable found himself in a gunfight and had to call for backup by dialing 911 on his cell phone.
One bit of good news was that an executive order signed by President Trump gives not just state but local officials access to databases concerning illegal voters.
And we heard good things about Patriot Switch, a company dedicated to selling non-toxic, America- made products competitively prices with nationally marketed brands.
Also, children’s book author and medical massage therapist Sharon Devaney of Springfield has been named city coordinator for Delaware County for Blexit. Sharon’s books were hot sellers at the event.
Things Learned At The Leadership Conference
Mina Quarles Guest Of United4Delco — United4Delco will host Mina Quarles of Flip Philly Red, Thursday, April 3 at Phoenix Bar and Grill, 4936 Pennell Road, Aston, Pa. 19014.
It starts at 6 p.m.
Participants are asked to order at least $15 from the menu or bar.
Bulging Shapiro Budget To Be Exposed –Pennsylvania State Sen. Dawn Keefer will be among the speakers at tomorrow’s, March 20, Keystone Town Hall.
Her topic is exposing Shapiro’s Bulging Budget.
Also on the agenda are Twin Valley vs “Renewable Energy” and an analysis as to how Trump won.
The meeting is 7 p.m., at the Desmond Hotel, 1 Liberty Blvd., Malvern, Pa. 19355
For information email KeystoneTownHall@pm.me
Trump 2.0 Is Topic — Gary Heasley of Keystone Town Hall will have Trump 2.0 as his topic at United4Delco’s March 6 meeting, which runs 6 to 8 p.m. at Phoenix Bar and Grill, 4936 Pennell Road, Aston, Pa. 19014.
Heasley also hosts The Conservative Voice which airs noon to 2 p.m., Fridays on WWDB Talk 860
Participants are asked to spend at least $15 in food or drink.
