Radicalism Prompts School Board Write-In Campaign — The revelation of hidden hate by those who made the ballot has compelled a bi-partisan write-in campaign for the Haverford Township School Board.
The write-in ticket is Keith Heinerichs, Tom Thornton, Steve Young and Susan Mingey.
The group says they had been inclined to leave school elections alone until they were shocked — and relatively recently — at the policies being imposed by the board most of which had nothing to do with developing skills in reasoning and discipline much less reading, math and science.
The group is campaigning on protecting student and teachers while keeping all partisan politics out of school decisions.
Parents can now opt their children out of activities that basically groom them for sex acts with adults or promote mutilation that forever renders them unable to create children of their own.
It is expected that the radicals on the ballot will find ways of sabotaging the will of the parents and making these opt-outs difficult.
The group seeking to save the children of HaverfordWhy the four are running
No Kings Was Boomer Day Out On Eagle Road — It was far from a “half-a-million strong” but most of the participants at today’s (Oct. 18) “No Kings” rally on Eagle Road in Haverford Township would certainly remember Woodstock even if they had been unable to attend.
And as Woodstock it was overwhelmingly white.
At least they didn’t take off their clothes.
The lovely Sharon Devaney delved into the crowd for on-site reporting.
The elderly fellow who fell near the Santander Bank was bleeding heavily from his head. He was standing, though, while being treated by the Narberth Ambulance crew upon our return.
We estimate the crowd to have been between 400 and 500 at about noon.
They were polite, friendly and generally nice despite our Red October hat and Q hoodie.
No Kings Tax Funded In Havertown? — It was noted at Trump’s conference on domestic terrorism that it is illegal to use tax dollars to support political rallies.
Will tomorrow’s scheduled “No Kings” rally get money from the people?
We hear that the June 14 “No Kings” rally on Eagle Road cost Haverford Township taxpayers somewhere between $10,000 and $30,000.
There were certainly a whole lot of police officers and township workers doing extra duty.
Also commissioners Sherry Forste-Grupp and Larry Holmes were in attendance. They were described as acting like grand marshals.
The township is dragging its feet regarding a breakdown of costs.
Hope nobody tells Pam Bondi that tomorrow’s political rally is going to be tax funded.
Haverford Dems Continue Smears Of Charlie Kirk — Charlie Kirk was not even buried when the Haveford Township Democrats posted on Facebook that he was a “misogynist” and a “racist.”
Pity the fools.
The world has changed. We have left the rabbit hole and Alice is no longer in Wonderland.
No longer do the “progressives” get to define words simply to advance their agenda by defaming opponents.
Did Haverford Civil Service Commissioner Flee Accident? — We just got a docket sheet from Haverford (Pa) District Justice David Lang’s court concerning a July 8 guilty plea by a person who fled the scene of an accident back in April.
We hear this person is a member of the township civil service commission which is responsible for the hiring of police officers.
While this conviction does not make this person public enemy number 1, this very recent, simple and stupid crime should mean disqualification from making decisions on who should staff the Haverford P.D.
We left a message with the township asking this commissioner to call us.
Ed Sweeney Welcomes Blexit In Havertown— Ed Sweeney who is running for Haverford Township’s 2nd Ward Commissioner seat showed rousing support for Blexit, last night, June 21, at his fundraiser at JD McGillicuddy’s on Brookline Boulevard.
Blexit backs freedom and independence, and opposes corruption whether it be government or corporate. It is now affiliated with Turning Point and is the largest growing “conservative” group in America.
Blexit is non-partisan and calls out corruption regardless of party.
What’s sad about freedom, independence and anti-corruption being recognized as “conservative”, however, is that slavery and corruption are now recognized as “progressive”, “liberal,” and Democrat.
Of course, the Democrat Party — but for a few rare periods — has historically backed slavery, division and corruption.
Blexit distributed at its table copies of the Constitution and Declaration of Independence among other things.
Ed has been a resident of Haverford Township nearly his entire life. He says he will bring Haverford Policy back to Haverford.
It’s about uniting people with their love for Haverford not dividing people by bringing in the ugly of the national political scene, he says.
Ed says he wants to get the town back to the basics where streets get repaired, parks, sports fields for the kids are maintained and manicured.
Also the gridlock problem on most of the roadways, must be addressed and resolved he says. He says the problem has dragged on too long.
He says he will seek to attract more businesses to help offset the high tax burden being put on residents especially seniors.
With Ed Sweeney (standing) are Jimmy Haze and Sharon Devaney, who is the Delaware County, Pennsylvania, City Coordinator for Blexit.
Jason Kelce asked the Haverford Zoning Hearing Board, Feb. 20, for permission to add a fence and remove some slopes at his property on Coopertown Road in Havertown.
The work is part of a project by Kelce and his wife Kylie to build a new home.
Neighbor Wendy De La Rosa expressed concern about the project inundating her property with water runoff.
The project was approved with a condition that runoff not adversely affect neighbors.
Oh, if only a similar concern was shown in Ardmore to Saint Marys Road residents when an addition was built on Chestnut Avenue.
I am the minority inspector in 6-2 in Haverford Township. At the end of the night the poll pads in 6-2, 6-3 and 6-4 did not shut down.
I called for help . I was screamed at by a individual who proceeded to tell me to put the poll pads back into the case with the three poll pads not being shut down properly.
Four us poll workers listened to the rant and had been trying to shut down the devices for near a half hour.
Allen’s response received, Dec. 20, was long. It was practically an essay. He said there were no risk in having the devices stay on unlike what it said in the election manual. He said the integrity of the elections was not in danger.
“We have done more thorough testing of equipment and of poll workers to prevent problems on Election Day,” he said.
I won’t address election integrity issues here but one of the things we poll workers are tested on is how to put away Poll Pads.
What happened was not how we were trained.
Poll workers arrive at their precinct at 6 a.m., an hour before polls open, to set up. Polls close at 8 p.m., or 14 hours after we arrive. We then have to take things down. It used to take us less than an hour. On Nov. 5, we didn’t get out until after 9:30, a nice chunk of which involved trying to shut down your new toys.
As we were trained and tested.
You aren’t making things better Jim.
By the way, you also said “I was not able to verify the call that you described” concerning the rant by the person who we were seeking help from.
That’s troubling. Whoever it was should not be working elections.
Oh, and a couple of printers broke down in the ward. We don’t want to forget that.
The Haverford Township School District is stridently secular but we still want to wish them something in the spirit of the season so with help from former Vice Principal Steven Quinn we — especially Sharon– say Happy Holidays Haverford.
