Can voters ACTUALLY BE REALIZING that voting for DemonRATS means the same thing as giving our country away to COMMUNISTS....First shots sound promising!
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State GOP chairman Lawrence Tabas said the elections show the strength of the Republican Party in Pennsylvania
(Harrisburg) — Republicans are claiming victory and Democrats conceding defeat in three special elections Tuesday to fill empty seats in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
All three seats had been held by Republicans who vacated them after winning elections to county offices last November, and Tuesday’s election maintains the 110-93 Republican majority in the state House.
Eric Davanzo won in a Republican-leaning district in Westmoreland County and Tim Bonner won in a Republican-leaning district based in Mercer County, while K.C. Tomlinson won in a district in politically divided Bucks County.
Democrats had criticized the decision by House Speaker Mike Turzai, R-Allegheny, to hold the special elections apart from the April 28 primary, and then they criticized his decision not to postpone the special elections after Gov. Tom Wolf ordered a shutdown of non-essential government services to help stop the spread of the coronavirus.
House Democratic Leader Frank Dermody, D-Allegheny, called the elections a “disgraceful power grab” by Republicans and Turzai, and said the results don’t reflect fair elections.
(Excerpt) Read more at witf.org ...
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Hildebastard won Bucks County district by 16% - A very good sign for November ...]
It’s better than losing, but the 2018 GOP incumbent won 56.5% vs the newbie (R)’s 53.4%:
Pennsylvania House of Representatives District 18 - Ballotpedia
“...House Democratic Leader Frank Dermody, D-Allegheny, called the elections a “disgraceful power grab” by Republicans...”
But yet, “House Democratic Leader Frank Dermody, D-Allegheny”... sees NO “disgraceful power grab” by Governor Wolf jumping on the Corona-Corona-Corona bandwagon with his “executive authority”.
Just another hypocritical Dem POS.
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State GOP chairman Lawrence Tabas said the elections show the strength of the Republican Party in Pennsylvania
(Harrisburg) — Republicans are claiming victory and Democrats conceding defeat in three special elections Tuesday to fill empty seats in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
All three seats had been held by Republicans who vacated them after winning elections to county offices last November, and Tuesday’s election maintains the 110-93 Republican majority in the state House.
Eric Davanzo won in a Republican-leaning district in Westmoreland County and Tim Bonner won in a Republican-leaning district based in Mercer County, while K.C. Tomlinson won in a district in politically divided Bucks County.
Democrats had criticized the decision by House Speaker Mike Turzai, R-Allegheny, to hold the special elections apart from the April 28 primary, and then they criticized his decision not to postpone the special elections after Gov. Tom Wolf ordered a shutdown of non-essential government services to help stop the spread of the coronavirus.
House Democratic Leader Frank Dermody, D-Allegheny, called the elections a “disgraceful power grab” by Republicans and Turzai, and said the results don’t reflect fair elections.
(Excerpt) Read more at witf.org ...
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Hildebastard won Bucks County district by 16% - A very good sign for November ...]
It’s better than losing, but the 2018 GOP incumbent won 56.5% vs the newbie (R)’s 53.4%:
Pennsylvania House of Representatives District 18 - Ballotpedia
“...House Democratic Leader Frank Dermody, D-Allegheny, called the elections a “disgraceful power grab” by Republicans...”
But yet, “House Democratic Leader Frank Dermody, D-Allegheny”... sees NO “disgraceful power grab” by Governor Wolf jumping on the Corona-Corona-Corona bandwagon with his “executive authority”.
Just another hypocritical Dem POS.
