Homeland Security Cites Delco As Illegals’ Sanctuary

Homeland Security Cites Delco As Illegals’ Sanctuary — The Department of Homeland Security, yesterday, May 29, cited Delaware County, Pa. — along with Philadelphia, Chesco and Montco — as among the 500 sanctuaries for illegals.

We reported on Delco’s sanctuary status back in 2016 when it was controlled by GOP.

Sharon Devaney was telling all who’d listen that Delco was sanctuary after her 2017 car crash caused by an illegal that left her crippled.

Note this illegal had no license or insurance, and was travelling way over the speed limit when she hit Sharon’s car in Haverford Township.

You or I would have gotten serious grief. The driver illegal suffered no legal repercussions.

Again, Delco was controlled by the GOP when this happened.

Sharon — and others — began speaking out publicly about what was going on in Delco in early 2024.

The new Democrat County Council continually denied it was protecting illegals despite many saying otherwise and pointing out that not only where they not being deported but were being escaping prosecution for crimes being committed against residents.

So the question is now why the lies? Why the willful allowance of lawbreaking?

These are questions that must be answered.

Homeland Security Cites Delco As Illegals' Sanctuary

Homeland Security Cites Delco As Illegals’ Sanctuary

Second Attack On Alfe Goodwin

Second Attack On Alfe Goodwin — Alfe Goodwin has posted photos on Facebook concerning the vandalism that was discovered, yesterday, May 26, at the tiny home in Chester that she is renovating for homeless veterans.

Alfe was the GOP’s Pennsylvania 5th District congressional candidate in 2024. She is running for Upper Darby School Board, this year.

Her car was vandalized, May 12, while it was parked outside her home in Drexel Hill.

Both attacks involved smearing paint and breaking windows.

She is seeking help to identify the meanings of the words and symbols smeared in the attack.

Post here or on Facebook if you can help.

Republican female activists and candidates seem to have been specifically targeted for intimidation and harassment including cyber-attacks.

We urge the Delaware County GOP to make a public stand against this.

Alfe, who is a major in the Army Reserves and has served in Iraq, is also having difficulty completing her home for veterans. This is due to behavior by Chester City officials and unnecessary red tape.

Granted, Chester is run by Democrats but outrage loudly expressed by the opposing party can certainly stop petty interference in a good cause.

Dems have always understood this. May the GOP wake up.

Here are the photos with the symbols Alfe is seeking to ID. The first two are from the home in Chester. The bottom one is of her car in Drexel Hill.

Second Attack On Alfe Goodwin
Second Attack On Alfe Goodwin
Second Attack On Alfe Goodwin

Blexit Gets Cheers In Media

Blexit Gets Cheers In Media — Blexit received rousing cheers as it marched down State Street in this year’s Media Memorial Day Parade.

We suspect much of that had to do with Niabi. She is the five-year-old granddaughter of Alfe Goodwin, who is Blexit’s Pennsylvania director. Niabi’s queenly waves and shining smile charmed the crowd as she, garbed in Army wear, was pulled along in her wagon.

Alfe is an Iraq veteran and a chaplain major in the Army Reserves. She is stationed in Fort Buchanan in Puerto Rico.

Joining them were Sharon Devaney, who is Blexit’s Delco director, and a fellow who they convinced to pull Niabi’s wagon.

Blexit was founded by Candance Owens to encourage Blacks to think hard before automatically voting for Democrats. Blacks have voted D for decades at a rate of more than 8 to 1.

Donald Trump has made significant inroads but the Black vote is still overwhelmingly Democrat.

Blexit asks why do Blacks accept living in places with crushing taxes, crap public services, no supermarkets, and run by people who are closely affiliated with those who want to eliminate all with their skin color.

While the parade was wonderful, unfortunate news was learned.

A home for veterans that Alfe is creating in Chester was vandalized during the last few weeks.

She only learned about it today from her contractor.

Windows were broken and black paint was splashed on it.

The damage was strangely similar to what was done to her car in Drexel Hill on May 12.

Republican women in Delco are being targeted. It is time for the party leadership to speak out against this.

Regarding the home for veterans, Alfe says what should be a simple project is being snarled by red tape from the city.

Blexit Gets Cheers In Media
Ready to march in Media are Blexit Delco Director Sharon Devaney; Blexit State Director Alfe Goodwin; and Alfe’s five-year-old granddaughter Niabi.
Blexit Gets Cheers In Media
Niabi in a humvee.

Upper Darby Sunshine Act Suit Gets Judge

Upper Darby Sunshine Act Suit Gets Judge — The 2023 lawsuit against four Upper Darby Council members for violating the Sunshine Act has finally been assigned to a judge in Delaware County Common Pleas Court.

Hearing it will be George Pagano.

Being sued by township resident John DeMasi are Hafiz Tunis, Michelle Billups, Sheik Siddique and Andrew Hayman. The quartet sought to remove Brian Burke as council president following the fiasco concerning then Mayor Barbara Keffer and former Administrator Vince Rongione.

The vote to remove Burke had not been on the agenda.

Township legal officer Sean Kilkenny advised the board it was acceptable, DeMasi says. A few months earlier Kilkenny advised just the opposite concerning Rongione’s firing.

Kilkenny is also the Montgomery County Sheriff. He holds solicitor posts and or has contracts with numerous Democrat-controlled school boards and municipalities throughout the region.

After Rongione was finally removed, Rongione was appointed as Delaware County Register of Wills to fill the unexpired term of Rachel Ezzell Better, who won a seat as judge on Common Pleas Court.

Kilkenny then gave Rongione a job at his law firm, despite his county job.

Rongione is now seeking a full term. He will be running against Upper Darby Councilwoman Meaghan Wagner, who often butted heads with Kilkenny at Upper Darby Council.

Hayman resigned his seat after moving to Montgomery County. Tunis is not running for re-election.

Upper Darby Sunshine Act Suit Gets Judge

Crozer Closing Emergency Service Guide

Crozer Closing Emergency Service Guide

By Sharon Devaney

The closing of Crozer-Chester and Taylor hospitals by the Prospect Medical Holdings Corporation is crushing blow to the health security of Delaware County, Pa. and this tragedy can solely be laid at the foot of blind incompetence by the Democrat-controlled county and corrupt cronyism of the globalist-uniparty controlled state.

And the illegal immigration promotion by the Obama and Biden administrations.

Prospect Medical’s CEO Sam Lee took home about $90 million in 2018, let us note. It’s one thing to get rich providing a service. Being rewarded for destroying one, however, is a twisted perversion.

Anyway, here’s a guide to what’s left of the region’s medical services courtesy of Terri Millard

Riddle Memorial Hospital (Media, PA)

Services: STEMI, OB, Primary stroke center

Mercy Fitzgerald (Darby, PA)

Services: STEMI, Primary stroke center

Jefferson Methodist Hosp (Phila, PA)

Services: Primary stroke? Community hosp, No specialty services

ChristianaCare Wilmington Hospital (Wilm, DE)

Services: Level 3 trauma, Primary stroke center

St Francis Hospital (Wilm, DE)

Services: Level 4 trauma, STEMI, Primary stroke center, OB

Penn Presbyterian/Univ Penn Medical Center (Phila, PA)

Services: Level 1 trauma, STEMI, Comprehensive stroke center, OB

Lankenau Medical Center (Wynnewood, PA)

Services: Level 2 trauma, STEMI, OB, Primary stroke center

Chester County Hosp (West Chester, PA)

Services: STEMI, OB, Primary stroke center

Paoli Hospital (Paoli, PA)

Services: Level 2 trauma, STEMI, OB, Primary stroke center

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital (Phila, PA)

Services: Level 1 trauma, STEMI, OB, Comprehensive stroke center, Burn center

Inspira Mullica Hill (Mullica Hill, NJ)

Services: STEMI, Primary stroke center

Temple University Hospital (Phila, PA)

Services: Level 1 trauma, STEMI, OB, Burn center

ChristianaCare (Newark, DE)

Services: Level 1 trauma, STEMI, OB, Comprehensive stroke center

Bryn Mawr: OB, Stemi, comprehensive stroke, pediatrics, and I believe still have a crisis center for mental health.

Crozer Closing Emergency Service Guide

Delco Dems Support Sterilizing Kids

Delco Dems Support Sterilizing Kids — Below in the second row with the big grin at Trans Day in Media, Pa., is Delaware County Council Chairwoman Monica Taylor.

The event was March 31.

Those who have transitioned need compassion and respect.

Those who have encouraged and profited from the procedure should be sued into oblivion.

And those who have done this to minors should rot in jail.

One person whom we know and like “transitioned” to a “woman.”

He has spoken of his regret for the decision and notes how he will be on a regimen of expensive drugs for the rest of his life.

Yeah, the process is a boon to Big Medicine.

Yeah, no one is really helped.

Consider the the story of Chloe Cole if you doubt it.

The politicians, most of who are Democrats, that support this are vile people clueless as to the harm they do.

Delco Dems Support Sterilizing Kids
Not a laughing matter ladies.

Delco Dems Support Sterilizing Kids

Delco Council Virtue Signals On Spooky Ghostly Guns. Boo

Delco Council Virtue Signals On Spooky Ghostly Guns. Boo — A first reading of an ordinance to ban the unlicensed manufacture and modifications of firearms was made by Delaware County (Pa) Council, March 19.

Especially noted was the use of 3-D printers to make guns.

This is virtue signalling by stupid people looking for an excuse to ignore problems.

How many of these printed guns have been used in crime in Delco? Anywhere?

In 1960, there were more than three times as many people incarcerated in mental facilities as penal institutions. Forty years later it was six times as many in prisons. Were are confident it is much higher now.

That is maybe the biggest reason for the explosion of irrational random shootings. That and cultural changes such as excusing killing for convenience and the inability to teach the reality of a God who commands us to love our neighbor.

What County Council did was virtue signalling. It’s meaningless to public safety. It did, however, manage to create an annoyance for hobbyists and tinkerers who are among the most law-abiding of citizens.

What is also an annoyance are those who seek political careers in the freedom coalition but mouth support for this pandering garbage.

Expect this to become law next month.

Delco Council Virtue Signals On Spooky Ghostly Guns

Charlie Off Ballot In Delco

Charlie Off Ballot In Delco — The Delaware County (Pa) Republican Party has successfully removed Charlie Alexander of Marple from the ballot for the May 20 primary election.

Despite Charlie getting 1,500 petition signatures for the County Council race.

The challenge concerned the filing of a financial statement.

It was likely an inadvertent misreading of requirements and easily corrected.

Those who enforce the election code are notorious for their insistence on obeying every jot and tittle of it.

At least for those who run against the establishment.

We are not fans of Charlie and we are confident that he would have fairly lost to party-endorsed Liz Piazza and  Brian Burke.

It remains, however, an extremely boneheaded move by GOP leaders which they have compounded with a crowing statement dissing Charlie’s supporters, most of whom are honest, very hard working activists and wonderful people.

You know, the kind you want on your side.

We plan on writing in Sharon Devaney and then backing the GOP ticket for the general as it is about the only way of saving Delco from the mind-blowing corruption that effuses the county Democrats like odor from a rock-concert port-a-potty.

We’d also like to point out that we generally like GOP Chairman Frank Agovino and his leadership team. We have no plans to pile on other than to point out that they really screwed up here.

Charlie Off Ballot In Delco
Charlie Alexander and Sharon Devaney in more peaceful times. Unity is necessary to save Delco
Charlie Off Ballot In Delco
Crowing was unwise. Charlie got 1 percent of Delco’s registered GOP voters to sign his petition without much help. Only a bonehead would think an election can’t be decided by 1 percent.

Hospital Closures Turning Delco Into 3rd World

Hospital Closures Turning Delco Into 3rd World — We caught Delaware County (Pa) Council Chairwoman Monica Taylor on the news last night, March 7, looking upset and horrified about Delco’s rapidly increasing spiral into 3rdworlddom with the imminent closure of three major hospitals.

The hospitals — Crozer-Chester Medical Center, Springfield and Taylor — are owned by  Prospect Medical Holdings of California.

“We had six hospitals in Delaware County and now, due to Prospect, we may only have two hospitals left,” she said.

Two hospitals for 576,830 persons is pretty third worldish.

Why are they closing? Regulations, impractical mandates and perhaps a little corporate looting.

A competent government would not have let this happen.

Delaware County’s government is not competent.

But at least we now have a neato health department that gives out condoms and has electric vehicles.

And it only (LOL) costs $19 million.

Change is needed fast.

Not that we advocate corporate welfare but $19 million would have saved those hospitals.

Hospital Closures Turning Delco Into 3rd World
Monica Taylor

Hospital Closures Turning Delco Into 3rd World

Delco Precinct Consolidation Plan Makes Elections Less Secure

Delco Precinct Consolidation Plan Makes Elections Less Secure — The great Greg Stenstrom let us know last week that the twisted plot to consolidate Delaware County’s (Pa) precincts to make vote fraud more convenient is being contested in the courts.

The case is Kocher et al v. Delaware County Board of Elections and is being heard in Delco Common Pleas Court.

The case number is CV-2025-000528.

The Delaware County Board of Elections wants to consolidate 104 of 428 precincts diluting local control and increasing highly untrustworthy centralization.

Director of Elections James Allen says this will save Delco $100,000.

Seriously, that’s chicken feed to the crowd that just jacked the taxes up 24 percent.

Paul Rumley writing in Broad And Liberty points out that three items alone in Delco’s budget specific to elections total $4.3 million.

Check out his column here.

By the way, Allen et al’s love of toys has made Delco’s elections less secure, more costly and much less efficient.

Delco Precinct Consolidation Plan Makes Elections Less Secure

Delco Precinct Consolidation Plan Makes Elections Less Secure