The LuLac Edition #3876, September 14th, 2018
Scott Wagner held a rally in Wilkes Barre the other night. The campaign decided right around Labor Day to have it and the GOP faithful came out. My buddy Gort and I were there to meet and greet our GOP friends.
Wagner is authentic in his presentation. You might not agree with everything but the guy is passionate about fixing some of Pennsylvania problems.
He really laid it on the line regarding Property Tax Reform for Homeowners.
He gave a 35 minutes speech, some off the cuff and some with prepared notes that resonated with the crowd. He hit all the major GOP hot buttons but particularly asked voters to help him get to The Mansion. Wagner is down 12 points in the polls and was not happy with Dr. Terry Madonna’s polling.
That said, he revved the crowd up and there were many Wagner-Bartos signs leaving the building that night.
No candidate to me has ever worked harder trying to get his message out. This was rally #571 THIS YEAR!
I love a guy who keeps tabs like that!
Here are a few photos from the event.
My apologies to the Luzerne County GOP who had a nice rally the other night for Scott Wagner and the other candidates. My intention was to lay off your boy Diaper Don. Adopt the “Raccoon” strategy you so kindly refereed to on Wednesday night.
But once again your President proved to be his own worst enemy and for that matter yours. But here’s what he did yesterday with a major hurricane coming.
Diaper Don tweeted 3000 people did not die in the two hurricanes that hit Puerto Rico. When I left the Island, AFTER the storm had hit, they had anywhere from 6 to 18 deaths. As time went by it did not go up by much. Then, a long time later, they started to report really large numbers, like 3000.
Then he blamed the Democrats for inflating the numbers. Look people died because this horrific administration never got enough help to the 51st state of America!
Death tolls can’t be made up. It is amazing that he creates his own fake news.
Here is a missive sent by the Wilkes Barre Chapter of the NAACP regarding the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh for the Supreme Court. Take a look.
Freedom Fighters, since the moment Brett Kavanaugh was nominated for a lifetime appointment to the Supreme Court, he was tasked with proving that he would be a justice who would uphold the rights of all, and that he was a person of unimpeachable integrity.
During last week's confirmation hearings, he decidedly failed to meet those standards. Instead, here is a small sample what we witnessed:
•Kavanaugh was caught misleading the Senate five different times. He apparently used documents stolen from Democrats, lied about when he knew about warrantless wiretapping, lied about his role in Bush's torture program, and lied about his role in nomination processes for two judges.
•After testifying that Roe v. Wade is “settled as a precedent of the Supreme Court,” records revealed Kavanaugh saying essentially the opposite in 2003. “I am not sure that all legal scholars refer to Roe as the settled law of the land at the Supreme Court level since Court can always overrule its precedent, and three current Justices on the Court would do so.” There are now four current Justices who would vote to overturn Roe. If confirmed, we should expect Kavanaugh to be the fifth, damning vote.
•On the same day that Trump’s Department of Justice argued in federal court to overturn patient protections guaranteed by the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Kavanaugh refused to commit to protecting people with pre-existing conditions ... twice. If confirmed, we can count on his vote to undermine the ACA and take health care away from millions of people.
What we already know about Kavanaugh — from public records and a small sampling of records cherry-picked by a partisan process — shows him to be wildly extreme and out of step with the American public. If he is confirmed, Republican senators should be clear that they are on the line for every 5-4 vote to rollback rights and health care.
Call Senator Patrick J. Toomey at (202) 224-4254. Insist they publicly OPPOSE Kavanaugh's nomination.
The 121st Democrats will have a rally on September 20th at The River Grille. Main attractions will be Congressman Matt Cartwright and State Representative Eddie Day Pashinski.
Scavo will be part of a Town Hall meeting on September 26th at The Old Forge High school highlighting Property Tax Reform. It starts at 6pm.
Tune in Sunday morning at 6 on 94.3 The Talker; 6:30 on 1400-The Game, NEPA's Fox .Sports Radio and 106.7 fm; and at 7:30 on 105 The River.
September is Suicide Prevention Month and ECTV Live welcomes Kathy Wallace of the regional Suicide Prevention Council to the program during the week of September 17th.
ECTV can be seen on Chnnnel 19 (61 in some areas) and is aired during the Noon, 6pm and Midnight hours each day of the week. Following Monday's Live program the show will become available on Electric City Television's YouTube channel which can be viewed on your computer.
Want to hear some great parodies on the news? Tune in to WILK Radio at 6:40 and 8:40 AM on Mondays. As Ralph Cramden used to say, “It’s a laugh riot!”
Tune in every Sunday at 3pm on WILK Newsradio for The Freddy Factor. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll wonder why but in the end, it will be one hell of a good time!
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8 Comments:
The Puerto Rico numbers are calculated based upon epidemiological studies. While this has some type of scientific basis, it is not an accurate accounting when discussing deaths due to a natural disaster.
The cause of death in Puerto Rico was a hurricane, and lack of local response. The supplies are in PR and remain undistributed.
Trump is an ass, but trying to put the blame at his feet is as narrow minded and short sited as he.
As far as the 51st state, the people of Guam would argue.
When you endorse Republicans (such as Scavo) on this site, you only propose to add to the corruption that is wreaked upon on by that party.
You either endorse Trump's presidency and unconstitutional gerrymandering, or you don't.
What is with WBRE/WYOU airing such important programing on Fridays and Saturdays at 1130am?
Working men and women with children would like to see these shows and the air times really make it impossible to watch.
Yonk, since you seem to be supporting Trump supporters for state office based upon one issue, is it safe to say you will be supporting Wagner or Wolf for Gov because of the same issue?
3:56, write on! Couldn't agree more.
Yonk is supporting the one-issue candidates because he's afraid that property taxes "will make him lose his house." Poor guy (boo hoo). Schools have to be funded but by somebody else, not him.
Yonk is supporting the one-issue candidates because he's afraid that property taxes "will make him lose his house." Poor guy (boo hoo). Schools have to be funded but by somebody else, not him.
IN RESPONSE
Yonk is supporting the one-issue candidates because he's afraid that property taxes "will make him lose his house." Poor guy (boo hoo). Schools have to be funded but by somebody else, not him.
IN RESPONSE
Have you seen an endorsement of anyone? After surviving 10 years after cancer and 5 years after a major neurological issue, I'm not afraid of anything.
I'm fine but there are people out there borrowing against their retirement to pay their taxes. I have paid taxes for 35 years in the same house but I'll be dipped if a guy working on his third pension doesn't understand people are struggling.
That's my concern. So boo hoo on your comment because you pretty much know shit about the other issues Henry has talked about.
But make your own decision. In the meantime, my life is very good, too bad yours isn't!
Am I the only one that thinks Meuser is a bad copy of every sleazy used car salesman ever?
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