William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 4-19-16

Mice are color blind.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 4-19-16

Joe Peters, Chet Beiler Endorsed By IHF

Joe Peters, Chet Beiler Endorsed By IHF — The Independence Hall Foundation, announced it’s endorsements, today, April 19, for  key Pennsylvania Republican statewide and congressional district primary races. Joe Peters, Chet Beiler Endorsed By IHF

The Foundation’s Don Adams says that while the 20-member board did not reach a consensus in the GOP presidential primary, it has voted unanimously or near unanimously to endorse:

Pennsylvania Statewide Competitive Primary Races

Attorney General

Joe Peters

The Foundation endorses Joe Peters because of his impressive career in law enforcement (his association with Kathleen Kane not withstanding) and his commitment to take on local PA municipalities that provide “sanctuary” to illegal immigrants in opposition to federal and state laws, says Adams.

He says the Foundation duly notes that Peter’s opponent, State Senator John Rafferty, has significantly less experience in law enforcement; supports “dreamer” legislation; opposes the privatization of the Liquor Control Board and the enactment of Paycheck Protection due his strong union ties.

Southeast PA Competitive Congressional Races

7th District

Pat Meehan

The Foundation endorses Pat Meehan because of his consistent votes, over the years, to repeal ObamaCare; defund Planned Parenthood; lower taxes; decrease spending; expose corrupt practices of the Veterans Administration; hold the Obama Administration accountable on the Benghazi and Fast and Furious scandals; to stop Obama’s Executive Order on Immigration, and support our nation’s defense. Meehan has also been a strong advocate of local law enforcement communities.

During his tenure as Cheltenham Township Commissioner (Montgomery County) in the 1980’s, Meehan’s primary opponent, Stan Casasio, voted to increase the township’s budget by 80 percent and raise property taxes by 42 percent to cover the deficit he helped create, says Adams.

8th District

Brian Fitzpatrick

The Foundation endorses Brian Fitzpatrick over his two primary challengers due to his overwhelming conservative credentials–which include fighting political corruption and worldwide terrorism as an FBI Special Agent; his district-wide name recognition; and his ability to raise the funds necessary to defeat his Democrat primary opponent in the fall election.

16th District

Chet Beiler

The Foundation endorses Chet Beiler due to his successful career as an entrepreneur and his commitment to conservative principles. Beiler’s opponent, State Senator Lloyd Smucker, supports “dreamer” legislation and opposes cracking down on “sanctuary”
municipalities.

17th District

Matt Connolly

The Foundation endorses charismatic NASCAR race driver, Matt Connolly, because of his commitment to conservative principles and his second place finish in a three-way primary race two years ago–which earned him district-wide name recognition. In 2014, Connolly’s opponent, Northampton County Councilman Glenn Geissinger, voted to increase county taxes by almost 10%.

Pennsylvania Non-Competitive Statewide GOP Races

US Senator

Pat Toomey

Auditor General

John Brown

State Treasurer

Otto Voit

Pennsylvania Non-Competitive Congressional GOP Races

1st District

Deborah Williams

2nd District

James Jones

6th District

Ryan Costello

11th District

Lou Barletta

13th District

Robert Sklaroff (write-in candidate)

15th District

No endorsement

Charlie Dent, the incumbent GOP Congressman, is a vocal supporter of the taxpayer funded group, Planned Parenthood, despite recent disclosures that Planned Parenthood, the nation’s leading abortion provider, barbarically kills over 300,000.

Joe Peters, Chet Beiler Endorsed By IHF

Kasich Delaware County Visit

Kasich Delaware County VisitKasich Delaware County Visit — Ohio Gov. John Kasich, who has absolutely no chance of becoming the Republican nominee via the primary process, will be bringing his presidential campaign to Delaware County, Thursday, April 21 at the Penn State Brandywine Campus Commons Building, 25 Yearsley Mill Road, Media (Middletown Township) Pa., 19o63.

Doors open at 1:30 p.m., and the program runs 2:30 -4.

Sign up early here as they will likely be turning people away due to the massive crowd.

Just kidding.

Actually, we suspect they will manage to fill the venue due to the Governor’s support among party regulars and those with government jobs but  can you seriously imagine Donald Trump picking the Brandywine Campus Commons Building as a site for an event?

Kasich Delaware County Visit

 

Collective Bargaining Deals Now Public

Collective Bargaining Deals Now PublicCollective Bargaining Deals Now Public — SB 644 is now Act 15 of 2016. Gov. Wolf signed the bill April 14. It requires the details of collective bargaining agreements of employees under the jurisdiction of the Governor be made public before their finalization.

We suspect the average citizen of the state always thought that was the case. You would have been wrong but now it is.

SB 644 was championed by Sen. Mike Folmer (R-48) and he deserves high praise.

The bill was  passed on a 29-19 party-line vote by the by the Senate last May 6.

It was approved 108-83 by the House on March 21 with Ted Harhai of the 58th District being the only Democrat in favor and only eight Republicans dissenting. The dissenters included Delaware County representatives Nick Miccarelli of the 162nd District and James Santora of the 163rd District.

Hat tip Matt Brouillette of Commonwealth Foundation.

Collective Bargaining Deals Now Public

 

 

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 4-18-16

About 90 percent of people who use housekeepers and babysitters cheat on their taxes.

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 4-18-16

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 4-16-16

What was Operation Pastorius?What was Operation Pastorius? It was a plan by the Nazis to blow up Horseshoe Curve in Blair County, Pa. during World War II. It also called for blowing up other things as well.

Operation Pastorius — William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 4-16-16

GV Takes Hi-Q Title

GV Takes Hi-Q Title — Kudos to the Garnet Valley (Pa) Hi-Q team for winning the national championship.

The Jaguars took on in the final Henry M. Jackson High School in Washington and Peshtigo High School in Wisconsin.

The final score was GV 48; Jackson, 46; and Washington, 33.

The event was held via video conference.

GV Takes Hi-Q Title

Verizon Springfield Picket Line

Verizon Springfield Picket LineVerizon Springfield Picket Line — Verizon workers Tim and Kevin man a picket line, today, April 15, on Sproul Road, near the Verizon store in the Springfield (Pa) Shopping Center. About 36,000 Verizon workers have been on strike since Wednesday over concerns about planned cutbacks in the company’s landline business and off-shoring jobs.

 

Verizon Springfield Picket Line

William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 4-15-16

The White Star Line built just three Olympic-class luxury class ocean liners. The RMS Olympic suffered a major collision with the cruiser HMS Hawke months after its maiden voyage in 1911 but survived to have a long career. The RMS Titanic, well, was the RMS Titanic. The RMS Britannic was turned into a hospital ship for World War I. It sank in 1916 after hitting a German mine. Violet Jessop was there for all three disasters -- as a stewardess on the Olympic and Titanic when it sunk, and as a nurse on the Britannic. She died in 1971.The White Star Line built just three Olympic-class luxury class ocean liners. The RMS Olympic suffered a major collision with the cruiser HMS Hawke months after its maiden voyage in 1911 but survived to have a long career. The RMS Titanic, well, was the RMS Titanic. The RMS Britannic was turned into a hospital ship for World War I. It sank in 1916 after hitting a German mine. Violet Jessop was there for all three disasters — as a stewardess on the Olympic and Titanic when it sunk, and as a nurse on the Britannic. She died in 1971.

Violet Jessop William Lawrence Sr Omnibit 4-15-16

WFYL Airs Chesco Controversy

WFYL Airs Chesco Controversy — Donna Ellingsen and Jaime Cox discussed Chester County matters on April 12 on Kim Kennedy’s excellent It’s A New Day program on WFYL 1180 AM.

Other guests included BillLawrencOnline.com, John Haenn of the Delaware County Patriots, and Calvin Tucker of the Philadelphia Black Republican Council. Tucker is on the ballot in Pennsylvania’s 2nd District as a presidential delegate and explained the process at which he will use to make a decision on which candidate to pick as the nominee. WFYL Airs Chesco Controversy

National hosts carried by WFYL include Laura Ingraham, Sam Rohrer, Dana Loesch and Phil Valentine.

Here is the podcast:

WFYL Airs Chesco Controversy