The LuLac Edition #3833, July 15, 2018

PROPERTY TAX REFORM CANDIDATES RUNNING HARD

People at Frank Scavo event (Photo: Scavo campaign)

While Property Owners enjoy the summer and work in their yards along with enjoying their homes, candidates who are dedicated to making sure those very people stay in those domiciles. Frank Scavo was hitting the pavement yesterday in his bid to unseat long time political lackey John Blake. The response was very good to his message. The Scavo campaign is in full gear going after those voters who might make a difference in the fall in heavily Democratic Lackawanna County. 

Meanwhile in Luzerne County 121st District candidate for State Representative against Eddie Day Pashinski has been front and center at numerous community events. Henry will be having her first campaign event next Monday night.

 WAGNER SPEAKS AT THE PENNSYLVANIA AMERICAN LEGION’S 100TH ANNIVERSARY CONFERENCE; WOLF SKIPS EVENT FOR SPEECH TO DONORS

WAGNER-BARTOS ANNOUNCE VETERANS COALITION

Scott Wagner (Photo: LuLac archives)

2018 Republican gubernatorial nominee Scott Wagner today addressed members of the Pennsylvania American Legion at their 1ooth Anniversary Convention. Governor Wolf declined to attend the event, instead sending a video, so he could speak to the American Federation For Teachers in Pittsburgh.
Following his remarks, Wagner and his running mate Jeff Bartos announced their Veteran’s Leadership Committee. The coalition is comprised of men and women from across the Commonwealth who served our country in various branches of the military. The Veteran’s Leadership Committee had endorsed the candidacies of Scott Wagner and Jeff Bartos and will work with the campaign’s Veterans Coalition to ensure they are elected in November.
“Our Veterans deserve a governor who’s door is always open and who will fight for them, and that’s exactly what my administration will do,” said Scott Wagner. “I am honored to receive the endorsement of veterans from across the Commonwealth. We have assembled an experienced Leadership Committee that is ready to help me tackle important issues related specifically to veterans such as employment and training, healthcare and mental health.”
“With real leadership from the Governor’s office, Pennsylvania could realize its untapped potential and improve the lives of our citizens. Scott Wagner has the vision and determination to lead our Commonwealth towards the future. He has my full support,” said Co-Chair Congressman Scott Perry.
“Scott Wagner’s work ethic is unmatched, he is exactly who veterans want in their corner fighting for them,” added Co-Chair Guy Reschenthaler. “I’m proud to stand with my friend and our next governor, Scott Wagner, and I encourage veterans across our state to join me in supporting Scott.”

MEANWHILE, WOLF BUYS FETTERMAN A TIE

Doing a take off a segment of the  “It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia” show. Governor Wolf meats John Fetterman about the possibility that the current Mayor of Braddock might be presiding over the Senate as Lt. Governor. Take a look.