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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.
Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: Each generation imagines itself to be more intelligent than the one that went before it, and wiser than the one that comes after it.
Meaghan Wagner Pledges To Torment Rongione In Register of Wills Race — The Delaware County Republicans, last night, Feb. 24 picked Liz Piazza as their second County Council endorsement and endorsed Upper Darby Councilwoman Meaghan Wagner for register of wills.
The GOP endorsed, Feb. 18, former Upper Darby Council President Brian Burke and Chester Upland School Director Tasliym Morales for the two County Council seats up for election.
Ms. Morales, however, stepped down after a social media smear campaign implying she supported DEI and was a closet Democrat.
She addressed party leaders, last night, with a generous and passionate plea for unity. She noted that the allegations against her were false and that her day job is in jeopardy due to her opposition to DEI.
Also addressing the leaders, was activist Charlie Alexander of Marple. He had earlier sought GOP endorsement for County Council but now said he wanted the GOP to make no primary endorsements and would reject one if given him.
Charlie made several good points about governance in his statement, though. He also noted how skillful use of social media can overcome financial disparity.
Also seeking the endorsement was Sharon Devaney of Springfield. The reasons why she was running can be found here.
Sharon got the votes from the party organizations of Swarthmore, Chester and Newtown.
Ms. Wagner’s statement was a sledgehammer against Democrat incumbent Vincent A. Rongione.
Rongione had been chief administrative officer of Upper Darby until he had to resign in disgrace in 2023. Municipal bank accounts were found far lower than they should have been. Ms. Wagner says the missing money was in the millions.
Rongione was appointed to the post a year later after incumbent Rachel Ezzell Berry stepped down to take a seat on Common Pleas Court.
Ms. Wagner said he was “punished up” as Democrats often do to those caught doing wrong.
She said she will enjoying spending the months through November — figuratively — kneeing Rongione in the groin.
I am running for Delaware County (Pa.) Council. Here is what I plan to say at tonight’s endorsement meeting for the Delaware County Republican party.
My start in politics concerned my kids and the Haverford public schools. Granted schools are not a County Council matter but this is when I became politically active circa 2014.
I was an Obama voter, by the way, and never supported a Republican until Donald Trump in 2016.
My rambunctious son was declared to have attention deficit disorder and they pushed hard to put him on meds. I objected. To my shock, I found myself pressured by the faculty and administration to the point where it reached intimidation and bullying. I held my ground, but parents rights were not what those running things respected.
I then became aware of books being assigned that were, to be polite, sexually inappropriate. They seemed like a grooming effort.
I again objected. To my still puzzlement the administration and staff dismissed my concerns. This was not an attempt to ban books from the library but a desire to see parents consulted and warned about curriculum.
One of the administrators with whom I most butted heads was the Haverford High vice principal. This man was eventually found putting sexualized photos of himself on Instagram where he was friends with many students.
He was defended by the administration until one Christmas when he published a photo of himself wearing only a Santa cap and Christmas lights.
He had to be let go, at this point. I understand, though, he found himself a nice job in public education in New Jersey.
The other issue for which I became a bit notorious was illegal immigration.
On April 10, 2017, I was taking my daughter to my parents before going to work when my Toyota was t-boned at Lawrence and Ellis roads. The other driver turned out to be an illegal immigrant. She did not have insurance or a drivers license. She never passed a drivers test. She was speeding. The police at the scene angrily told me they could do nothing due to policies created to protect those here illegally.
If this was you or I we would find ourselves intimately involved with the criminal justice system.
This woman escaped all consequence.
Thank God, she hit my side else my daughter would likely have been killed. As it is, I am crippled. I can no longer run. I fear walking on ice and using escalators. I almost always use the handicapped ramp.
What happened to me was not a one-off. I’ve heard from many who have had similar experiences about the unwillingness of law enforcement to arrest illegals.
I am not opposed to immigrants or anyone here legally, but what has been going on in this county is social suicide. Willfully ignoring the law is social suicide.
Regarding, the 2025 election the big issue is the massive property taxes imposed by the Democrat controlled council, and the big tax hikes coming in the next few years.
I think we all hope this wakes the citizens of Delco up and they demand a change.
Democrat Richard Womack is seeking re-election. He is a nice guy and he voted against the 23.8 percent tax hike his fellow Ds imposed on us.
Richard, however, was a rubber stamp for every wild spending project passed by council during his term and he does not deserve to be returned.
And we really don’t want Joanne Phillips of Middletown to be elected. She most certainly will continue the impoverishment of Delco’s middle and working classes.
Former High School Vice Principal Steven Quinn on Instagram