And Then There Were Four

01.23.2012

And Then There Were Four – Guest post by J. Michael Glick Suddenly, we have reached the South Carolina primary and the GOP field has drastically dwindled down to four active candidates. Mitt has been the clear front-runner throughout, but Newt has been surging as we approach South Carolina. Rick and Ron are still chugging [...]

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NFIB Requesting Sensible Regulations

12.16.2011

Guest Post: NFIB Requesting Sensible Regulations During Event at Henry Molded Products, Inc. LEBANON—On Monday, December 13, the National Federation of Independent Businesses held a rally and informational session for a new coalition, Small Businesses for Sensible Regulations, at Henry Molded Products, Inc. in Lebanon, Pa. This group is seeking to highlight the nearly 4,200 federal rules that [...]

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First Look at PA’s Proposed Congressional Map

12.14.2011

You can see Pennsylvania’s proposed districts in this image below, pending approval by the majority Republican Pennsylvania House, Pennsylvania Senate and Governor Tom Corbett.  Read a summary of the changes HERE.

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PA Society goes to NYC!

12.13.2011

If you are wondering why the PA Society would hold its famous annual holiday party in NYC, read Chris Freind’s debunking of any criticism about the weekend. Love this quote by Freind: It’s not about backroom deals and the coronation of candidates.  It’s about people enjoying the company of folks whom they see only once [...]

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David Freed Steps Up, Will He Get Knocked Down?

12.07.2011

Cumberland county District Attorney David Freed has announced the start of his campaign for Attorney General. Due to weather, his announcement was moved to the lobby of The Cumberland County Courthouse in Carlisle. The large crowd that had gathered to hear Freed’s announcement jammed into the tiny lobby. Ed Marsico, the DA for Dauphin County, [...]

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Freshman Representative Kills Death Tax, Gives Life to Farming

11.17.2011

Representative Stephen Bloom (R-199), a freshman Congressman for the 199th, is taking great steps in promoting local agriculture. He represents the center of Cumberland County, a district with large rural areas. He is currently the Secretary of the House Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee. His first two major pieces of legislation have revolved around helping [...]

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Are We Giving Up?

10.14.2011

Are we giving up? The proposed Electoral College system has been very controversial. In my view, the issue comes down to at least three points; it will make PA a neutral state, Central PA may actually count, and it will change the course of Presidential elections. This plan will make PA a neutral state. We [...]

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Pennsylvania May 17th Primary Voters Guide

05.15.2011

Make sure you vote on May 17th and tell all your friends to vote. Use the voters guides below to help you become more informed. Here are links to several voters guides around the state. PA Family Institute Voters Guide League of Woman’s Voters, Voters Guide Lancaster County Republicans Voters Guide Visit VotesPA.com to learn [...]

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