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Pa. Bill Would Make Obama Prove Natural Born Citizenship —LancasterOnline.Com is reporting that a bill was introduced in the State House yesterday, April 13, that would require presidential candidates to prove that they are natural born citizens of the United States, as required by the U.S. Constitution, before getting on the Pennsylvania ballot. The bill … Continue reading “Pa. Bill Would Make Obama Prove Natural Born Citizenship”
Rep. Sam Smith of the 66th District got the nod to be Speaker of Pennsylvania House at closed door meeting of the soon-to-be-in-control Republican caucus on Nov. 9 but the official vote comes Jan. 4 and it will be done in the open. Bob Guzzardi of LibertyIndex.Com notes that if all Democrats and 11 Republicans … Continue reading “Pa. Tea Party Ponders Opposing Expected Speaker”
The leadership vote scheduled for tomorrow to pick the Republican leaders of the Pennsylvania House has resulted in expressions of anger from the increasingly powerful Tea Party groups in the state. Expected to be elected as Speaker of the House is Samuel H. Smith of the 66th District and a resident of Punxsutawney, who is … Continue reading “Expected Pa Speaker Submitted The 2005 Pay Raise”
The scene at 9th and Passyunk at 6:14 p.m., July 14. Note the counter-demonstrators across the street. Philadelphians flocked to 9th and Passyunk yesterday as Geno’s Steaks owner Joey Vento held a rally to support the state of Arizona in light of the lawsuit filed by the Obama Administration against its recently passed law that … Continue reading “Philly Hearts AZ”
It’s primary election day in Pa. with the polls opening at 7 in the morning and closing at 8 p.m., and what will be decided is who the major party candidates are for the general election on Nov. 2. Returns can be found here . There will also be a special election to determine who … Continue reading “It’s Primary Day In Pa”
State Rep. Daryl Metcalfe (R-12 ) said he will introduce tomorrow a bill that will give Pennsylvania police the same powers in dealing with illegal aliens that the controversial Arizona law has given state and local law enforcement in that state. The Arizona law — State Bill 1070 if you are so inclined to look … Continue reading “Does An AZ Alien Law Loom For PA?”
Those who have been following this blog or politics in general will know that today, April 24, is the Pennsylvania primary election. The Democrat ticket features a challenge to incumbent U.S. Senator Bob Casey from blue-collar business owner Joseph Vodvarka of Allegheny County. Send a message Democrats. Show you are not sheep. Vote for the … Continue reading “Primary Day 2012 In Pa”
Philadelphia City Council, May 6, passed a non-binding resolution asking Mayor Michael Nutter to divest any business from Arizona and to encourage area business to reconsider conventions there. The resolution is non-binding and the vote was 14-3. It was introduced by Councilwoman Maria Quinones Sanchez and was in response to Arizona SB 1070 which neither … Continue reading “Do Philly Police ID Those They Detain?”