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.
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.
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.
Commentator and author Jack Posobiec with children’s books he purchased from Sharon Devaney. The books can be found on Amazon and at GracklePublishing.comAlfe Goodwin,; Sharon Devaney; Jack Posobiec; Jack’s brother Kevin who is being credited with inspiring the naming of the Gulf of America; and Seson Adams of Blexit.
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.
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.
Constitutional Convention And Its Dangers — The Danger of a Constitutional Convention will be the subject of United4Delco’s meeting 6 p.m., Thursday, Feb. 6 at Phoenix Bar & Grill, 4936 Pennell Road, Aston.
Speaker is Dave Giordano, field coordinator of The John Birch Society.
Admission is free but participants are asked to order at least $15 of food or drink.
Alfe Honors Activist And Supporters At Real Hulk Bash — Alfe Goodwin, tonight, Jan. 11, held a bash in at Real Hulk Records in Chester to thank her supporters and honor the activists who are turning Southeast Pennsylvania free.
Alfe was the GOP congressional candidate for the 5th District last November. The help she received from the party was not exactly what we would call enthusiastic. The Delaware County Republicans just seem to not want to fight. Unless it’s against Trump supporters maybe.
Honored were activist Sharon Devaney, a children’s author and health specialist who launched campaigns against public school encouragement of child mutilation and Delco’s status as a sanctuary county when it was quite uncool to do so; Antoine Gist, a founding member of Pennsylvania’s Blexit Chapter; Kathy Buckley, the Republican candidate for the 168th District State House seat who suffered vicious smears that went unanswered by the party establishment; Joy Schwartz, who ran for County Council in 2023 and who has been calling attention to election issues, again when it wasn’t a cool thing to do; Mina Quarles of Flip Philly Red, who spoke at President Trump’s June 22 rally at Temple University’s Liacouras Center; Maria Miller, a long-time Republican activist; entrepreneurs and performing artists DJ Se7en and Ali Kelley, who is also a Chester GOP committeeman; and entrepreneur Bruce Banner, who let Real Hulk Studio be used for the event.
Yes, Bruce Banner is his real name.
Oz Sultan, a Republican committeeman from Harlem who has since moved to Wynnewood and is running for office in Montgomery County, was guest speaker.
John McAuley led the pledge of allegiance. A truly sublime moment was when Ms. Lyssa sang the Star Spangled Banner.
After the ceremonies several of the honorees participated in a podcast which we will link to when it becomes available.
There was also food, drink and dancing.
Mission Barbecue was caterer.
Sharon Devaney with Mina Quarles and Alfe Goodwin
Antoine Gist with Mina Quarles and Alfe Goodwin
With Mina and Alfe is Ali Kelley
Joy Schwartz received her honors
Kathy Buckley takes the stage
Oz Sultan gives an update on the political scene
The participants of the podcast at Real Hulk Studio
For at least two decades we have been attending the annual Bill of Rights Commemorative Banquet organized by Pennsylvanians Erik and Carris Kocher’s Bill of Rights Bicentennial Committee. This year’s, the 33rd, was Dec. 14. The one this year, on December 14th, was the 33rd one .
We began attending after meeting Erik Kocher through our Pennsylvania ballot access work. We were Greens. He was Constitution.
This event at Yoder’s Country Market in New Holland followed the format of recognition of regular attendee. The Star-Spangled Banner was followed by the Pledge of Allegiance, which was followed by the dinner, where each table members got to know each other. This was followed by the traditional reading of the Bill of Rights.
