Hadassah Feinberg Shapiro Claim Is False – Feinberg, who we have covered, is burning up the internet with claims that Josh Shapiro has been charged with the attempted assassination of President Trump last summer in Butler, Pa.
Sean Connolly, the Montco man, who is leading the expose into Pennsylvania’s feckless and corrupt governor has let us know that Ms. Feinberg’s claims are untrue, and is interfering with the real investigation.
Sean says the Butler Police Department and the Butler barracks of the Pennsylvania State Police have told him that no criminal complaints have been filed against Shapiro.
He says Ms. Feinberg’s recklessness is endangering himself, Leah Hoopes, Greg Stenstrom, and other whistleblowers and victims.
Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: And he counted it nothing to lay his hands upon Mardochai alone: for he had heard that he was of the nation of the Jews, and he chose rather to destroy all the nation of the Jews Esther
Quiet room alone William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 2-9-25
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Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: All men’s miseries derive from not being able to sit in a quiet room alone.Blaise Pascal
Quiet room alone William Lawrence Sr Cryptowit 2-9
It is now clear an inner-party election fight is set more like a Championship Boxing Match at the Penn Harris Hotel in Camp Hill, PA. Or even like the Super Bowl LIX matchup in New Orleans, Louisiana, between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Kansas City Chiefs. The elections are now two days away on Saturday, Feb. 9.
The main voting event is for chairman of the board. The contenders are: businessman Bill Bachenberg and State Senator Greg Rothman. The home field advantage goes to Mr. Rothman.
And since that RTK request was issued and received on Feb. 3, the state committee member list became revealed magically by way confidential informants. Other informants of the same stature revealed that on late Feb. 5, the PAGOP’s General Counsel issued a formal statement addressing the validity of any secret or paper ballot option, and the possible suspension of the Bylaws for voting purposes during the coming meeting.
Simply, such options are not consistent with the PAGOP’s Revised Rules and Bylaws. A set of rules and bylaws which are older than the PAGOP nonprofit corporate structure itself. In each circumstance, the informants are now protected by the “reporters’ privilege”.
Adding to the meeting events, Mr. Rothman and Vice Chair Bernie Comfort, who is also running for re-election, announced a last minute, free gala-like event for the PAGOP’s voting State Committee Members. It is located in not one, but two rooms of the same Penn Harris Hotel. The GOP’s regional caucuses will be held there also in the following morning, followed by the elections in the afternoon. The gala is scheduled for Friday evening, right after the GOP Dinner with no end time for the event. It could very well end when the hotel bars close between 2 a.m. and 2:30 a.m less than six hours before the caucuses.
The gala is a private party offering drinks, desserts, and live music. As far as Mr. Bachenberg’s grass roots supporters, they have not been invited. They are not even sure if Mr. Bachenberg is invited.
In light of the forgoing, the anonymous state committee list is attached below. So is the Opinion Statement of the PAGOP general counsel. Even the invitation of Mr. Rothman and Ms. Comfort is attached.
Every registered PA Republican should step up and be heard for these elections–just like they did for President Trump and U.S. Senator Dave McCormick. Now is the time to do so. Their votes are supposed to be for who you want to be elected to lead and fix PA’s GOP and PA.
Email each and every county committee representative on the list for your county. Let them know who you want as your elected officials and why. Then email as many other committee members that you can. Ask your Republican friends and family to do it too. These are statewide matters. They affect and effect every city and county, big and small. They also effect the future lives of your community and family.
Besure you let them know it is time for a change in PA, and that PA should be fixed like President Trump is now fixing America. And think about that latest budget proposed by Governor Shapiro while doing so.
Do you think that Mr. Bachenberg is the proven, Trump-Loyal, and successful businessman who can do that? Or, do you think State Senator Rothman–as a longstanding party-line member–could do better with a set of rules and bylaws that have not been updated in more than ten-years?
Let’s face it, in PA politics things need to be fixed. The next PA fights are quickly approaching. The primary elections and the general elections are on May 20, and Nov. 4, respectively.
In these crucial elections the PAGOP has the chance to rid Philadelphia of its’ extremely liberal Democratic District Attorney Larry Krasner, and to say “No” to retaining three Democratic State Supreme Court Justices who reshaped PA’s Election and Voting Laws while on the Bench.
If removed, Philadelphia can return to Law and Order policies. The court would also return to having Republican Majority in a Commonwealth where almost every branch of government (state and local) are controlled by a now extremely liberal Democratic Party.
With these questions in mind kindly consider if these next fights are ones that should be led by someone who is proven to be loyal to President Trump’s Teams, and not to an old agenda.
It is not just the next four years of Pennsylvania and America that we need to fix, it is our future that we all hope shall go well beyond.
May God Continue to Bless Pennsylvania and America.
Here is the list of state committeepeople:
Below is the opinion regarding the ballot process.
Constitutional Scholars, of which I am not one, can have discussions about various aspects of the Constitution including the Tenth Amendment. To Quote “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.”
This led Michael Boldin to start theTenth Amendment Center as we learned about while at The Bill of Rights Banquet. TAC (Tenth Amendment Center) lists various articles but one of the most important,
in our eyes, is the nullification article.
The principles of nullification were first formalized by Thomas Jefferson and James Madison “in the Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions of 1798. “This actually was a pre-revolutionary idea;
Congress used nullification as a way to force the UK Parliament to repeal the Stamp Act.
There is further discussion under the Nullification section.
There is a movement to prevent “the governor from releasing any unit or member into ”active duty combat” unless an official “act of war” was declared.
See their Blog for other examples.
Now it wouldn’t be fair if we didn’t delve into some critics of Michael Boldin and the Tenth Amendment Center. But these critics need their own facts checked.
Media Bias/Fact Check says the the TAC has a “use of strong appeals in wording” to which we’d reply ” well yeah isn’t that what writers do”.
The SPLC (Southern Poverty Law Center) has an article on Michael Boldin. “Michael Boldin is an ideologue who has spent years promoting the idea that states can “nullify” federal legislation they don’t like — the very same argument pushed by defenders of slavery and segregation, and just as baseless now as it was then,” they say.
Why Is The PA GOP Hiding Its State Committee People?
By Joe Mirarchi
Well the 2024 Presidential Elections are over. President Trump won by a landslide and is working just as he promised.
Many grass roots Republican people who volunteered to help President Trump win his latest election remain ecstatic about the victory and are now seeing the results of their efforts. The party-lined Republicans are also, just as all the disingenuous and opposing Democrats are seeing.
In PA, Senator Dave Mccormick also won the U.S. Senate race defeating incumbent Senator Bob Casey. But in a Commonwealth populated by approximately 8,838,935 registered voters, his victory was by a slim margin of about 15,000 votes.
He also had President Trump’s volunteers help. There is no doubt of the positive impact which these people had in swaying that victory.
But now the fight in PA continues. From the federal level, into the states and cities, and even into their nonprofit, private and political committees, clubs, and networks. For PA’s Republican Party, that fight wages on internally within its nonprofit corporation: The PAGOP.
Inner-Party “Elections of Officers”, including but not limited to the Chairman of the Board, are scheduled for this coming Saturday, Feb. 9, at the Penn Harris Hotel in Camp Hill, PA. Party endorsements for various Commonwealth judicial positions are also on the Agenda.
As to the Chairman position, two candidates came forward: Businessman Bill Bachenberg and State Senator Greg Rothman.
Mr. Bachenberg is a successful businessman like President Trump; a grassroots inspired Trump supporter; who proved himself loyal as far back as 2020. He fits in the mold of the President’s Cabinet Officers, Nominees, and other hires.
Mr. Rothman is a party-line politician of the Commonwealth serving as a state senator; also a claimed supporter of the President.
And as to this coming Meeting Agenda repeated negative allegations erupted across the Commonwealth. They include: Bribery, Harassment, Intimidation, and Defamation. Also made were demands for paper and secret ballots. Not necessarily by the candidates, but by the endorsees and from the PAGOP’s own State Committee Members.
Let’s face it, in PA Politics people have a way of messing things up for their own reasons.
So it is reasonable for PA Republicans to ask questions, right?
And it is even more reasonable for them to receive honest responses, correct?
Well then why is it impossible for them to get answers before this coming Meeting?
Many PA Republicans asked for a list of their representatives. Social Media is flooded with their communication struggles and rejections.
But what about when questions are posed pursuant to PA’s “Right to Know Law, (2008)”, 65 P.S. §§ 67.101, et seq.?
The people have a right to contact their State Committee Representatives to be assured they are voting for the candidates of their choice, and that they are voting in accordance with their instructions.
That’s what a “Representative” does, right?
It is not a vote of who the representative thinks is best.
The PAGOP has a list of those representatives. It uses the list to issue Notices of Meetings such as the coming one.
So why does the PAGOP refuse to provide it to the people upon simple request?
Does any refusal violate the laws that govern it?
The answers that resolve most–if not all–of the peoples’ concerns leading up to this Meeting can be found in the PAGOP’s Rules and Bylaws. Or any amendments thereto.
By way of PA’s Election Code, 25 P.S. §§2600, et seq., the PAGOP is a State Committee required to be formed as a nonprofit corporation. The RTK law applies to it.
Its’ governing documents must be filed with PA’s Secretary of State to be effective.
Hence, these documents should be available for public access by simple search or request, and most especially by a RTK request.
Any refusal further raises questions as to whether the PAGOP is formed properly, and running effectively and lawfully.
It also raises the question as to whether the coming Officers Election Meeting is valid since the voice of PA’s people are being ignored.
Attached is an RTF Request now pending before the PAGOP for everyone’s review.
With these questions in mind kindly consider whether this next fight is one that should be led President Trump’s someone proven loyal to his Team.
It is not just the next four years of Pennsylvania and America that we need to fix, but our future well beyond.
And if the forgoing is incorrect in any way, I stand corrected.
But at least it provoked a response.
May God Always Bless Pennsylvania and America.
Here is what Mr. Mirarchi was seeking in his right to know request:
Why Is The PA GOP Hiding Its State Committee People?
Having said that, someone of that age might not be nearly as qualified to continue serving in the US Congress, making decisions that affect our lives. Does that qualify as ageism. Possibly.
There were almost 20 members of the US Congress who are at least 80 years old.
We all have to make concessions to age and legislators are not any different from the rest of us.
Then it occurred to me that we should be able to review the same data for Pennsylvania. However when you use Google, Duck Duck Go, or even Perplexity A. I. By the way Perplexity A.I> was perplexed and replied“Based on the provided search results, there is no specific information about Pennsylvania legislators over the age of 70.”
One response was to review every listed member for date of birth,which sounded extremely tedious.
Finally, we received a response from a staffer (who shall remain anonymous) from our local state Sen. Timothy P. Kearney. The staffer left the names by phone. The two oldest legislators are Tina Pickett and Gene Yaw (81) if my source is correct.
My deeper question is “Why was this information so damn difficult to find”?!
However, Perplexity A.I. is similarly perplexed about Delaware legislators “ Based on the available search results, there is no specific information provided about Delaware state legislators over the age of 70 “
Shouldn’t there be a discussion of term limits for federal and state legislators?Discussion yes. Legislation no
Peronal disclaimer; At my age of three score and fifteen, this writer will be running in the Judge of Election slot as a Swarthmore Republican.
