Montco Man Describes Small Biz Crisis On Fox

William Marsh of Westminster, Pa., who is the president and founder of American Bar Products made a recent appearance on Fox New Channel’s Huckabee in which he described the consequences to himself and employees the low-information voters who re-elected President Obama didn’t consider.

Montgomery County Tea Party activist Bob Guzzardi knows Marsh and thinks he would make a great citizens candidate.
Here is his appearance with Mike Huckabee.

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By William W. Lawrence Sr

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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: I did just enough work to pass. In my opinion it would have been wrong to do more than was just sufficient, so I worked as little as possible. 
Manfred von Richthofen 

Michigan Gov. Signs Right To Work Law

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder signed his state’s right-to-work bill into law, this evening, Dec. 11. Michigan, the home of the United Auto Workers and the heavily unionized auto industry, becomes the nation’s 24th right-to-work state.
The day was marred by widespread union violence in Lansing, Michigan’s capital. Unions bussed protesters in from several neighboring states, and teachers left work in two school districts to protest to such an extent that those districts shut down, reports Bryan Preston of PJMedia.Com
Union boss Jimmy Hoffa Jr. has promised “civil war” and the state Democratic Party directly threatened “blood,” says Preston. Americans for Prosperity’s on-site tent was torn down by unknown union operatives, with people including children inside. Conservative comedian and PJ alum Steven Crowder was assaulted by a man who appeared to be a member of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers union. A reward has been building on Twitter for the assailant’s arrest and prosecution. The man was at the protest representing the IBEW, opening the possibility of Crowder suing the union itself. On Twitter, Crowder says that the man also threatened to kill him.
Meanwhile, Pennsylvania, despite a Republican governor and Republican-controlled legislature, remains backward, oppressed and uncompetitive. Is it simple fear Gov. Corbett? If so step down and let a Republican with backbone take your place.
 Michigan Gov. Signs Right To Work Law
Michigan Gov. Signs Right To Work Law

Is Corbett Dead Meat?

Tea Party activist Bob Guzzardi is calling Gov. Tom Corbett “fatally damaged” and “a political dead man walking”.

Guzzardi predicts that newly elected attorney general Kathleen Kane will dig up explosive dirt on the Governor regarding his Jerry Sandusky investigation and his lack of one regarding GOP bigwig LeRoy Zimmerman’s “looting of the Hershey Trust”.
Guzzardi is pushing for Montco Commissioner and former DA Bruce Castor to launch a primary challenge against Corbett.
Since Corbett,  unlike many Republican governors including Chris Christie in far more liberal New Jersey, has done nothing to rein in the unions and appears about to the grease the skids for ObamaCare in this state, we join the chorus in saying go for it Bruce.
Corbett has not even snatched the low-hanging fruit of ending teacher strikes and returning to school district the ability to boot bad teachers without paying through the nose.
And remember Steve Welch, Governor? A lot of us do too.

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By William W. Lawrence Sr

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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: Hate the sin, love the sinner.
― Mahatma Gandhi

Corbett Has A Friday Deadline On Health Exchange

Gov. Tom Corbett has until Friday, Dec. 14, to return the $33 million he took last may to set up a Health Insurance Exchange in Pennsylvania reports Teri Adams of the Independence Hall Tea Party Association.

Nebraska officials have estimated that a Health Insurance Exchange would cost their state over $600 million. Pennsylvania has six times the population.

The IHTPA asks that those concerned contact the Governor at 717-787-2500 or 717-772-8284 (fax) and let him know to do the right thing and save the state. The association also suggests that callers ask the governor to back State Rep. Matt Baker’s Healthcare Freedom Act that would allow Pennsylvania to completely opt out of Obamacare.

Pa. Revenue Collection Higher Than Estimated

Pennsylvania’s General Fund revenue is $59.1 million above estimates reports State Rep. Jim Cox (R-129)

The information was unveiled at a budget briefing by Gov. Tom Corbett last week.

The governor also began to outline some of his budget priorities for the 2013-14 fiscal year, including a budget that contains no new taxes and that funds state agencies at current levels, Cox said. He emphasized the need to address pension reform and the growth in welfare spending and prison costs. 

The governor will present his budget proposal for the 2013-14 fiscal year to the General Assembly in February.

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By William W. Lawrence Sr

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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: Whoever loves money never has enough; whoever loves wealth is never satisfied with their income.
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Pa. Once Again Has A Christmas Tree

The Pennsylvania Capitol Christmas tree was officially lit last week outside on the Capitol steps for the first time in recent memory, reports State Rep. Jim Cox (R-129) Governor Tom Corbett and First Lady Susan Corbett lit the tree and were joined by members of the community for thecelebration.

The tree is a 22-foot Douglas Fir was at Crystal Springs Tree Farm in Lehighton, Carbon County. The Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers Association donated the tree, along with 29 others, to be used around the Capitol Complex and Governor’s Residence. The tree is decorated with 600 energy-efficient LED lights, and the tree in the Main Rotunda is decorated with more than 300 handcrafted ornaments from senior centers across Pennsylvania. 

Christmas trees are grown in every county in Pennsylvania except Philadelphia. The Commonwealth ranks in the top six nationally for the number of tree farms and sales from those farms

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By William W. Lawrence Sr


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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: Imagination was given to man to compensate him for what he is not; a sense of humor to console him for what he is. 
Francis Bacon