District 6 debate
Due to inclement weather and for the safety of the candidates, audience and volunteers. The Pennsylvania Conservative Council is cancelling the District 6 Debate scheduled for Feb. 6th, 2010 at the Great Valley High School.
The Importance of Electing a Republican Slate in 2009
Our individual freedom and autonomy, the very heart of Constitutional limited government and free markets, is under unprecedented attack by Leftists now dominating the Democratic party and one-party rule. Although I rarely advocate electing a single-party slate, I think that this year presents an important case for electing the Republican judges at all levels.
Taxes and Budget
Taxpayer Dissatisfaction Not Considered Newsworthy
The grassroots conservative Tea Party firestorm crossing the country stopped on the corner of Market and High Streets in West Chester last Saturday. Four hundred people gathered, a vast cross-section of men, women, and children wearing tea bags and holding signs, and showed up to peacefully voice their collective discontent with taxation and government overreach. It certainly was newsworthy – but it apparently wasn’t news.
Open Space Untouchable?
Recently it has been implied a prioritization of open space within the County’s overall priorities is beyond discussion. County Controller Val DiGiorgio disagrees, and said as much recently in response to an editorial in the press.
Read More From This CategoryGovernment Reform
The Great Water Heist
In the quest to “do something”, mandates on riparian buffers coming from the county level are little more than feel-good ordinances that put unreasonable restrictions on landowners. Riparian ordinances often end up creating ever larger buffers, so large that a homeowner’s property becomes untouchable, and at the same time not addressing the primary sources of water pollution: agriculture, industry, and waste treatment.
Again, It’s The Government
I want all the AIG bonuses paid, all $165 million of them. Congress, you see, just can’t seem to properly manage anything, other than managing blame-games when their own policies have caused unexpected circumstances. Back to the old, “It’s not my fault” routine. Hmm.
Read More From This CategoryVoices Of Liberty
Give back pay raise
by Sean Carpenter
Daily Local
Monday, December 29, 2008
There is nothing restricting Barbara McIlvaine Smith and Andy Dinneman from returning their COLA pay raise to the Pennsylvania Treasury. In fact, this is exactly what Rep. Curt Schroder, R-155th, is doing. Hopefully all our other representatives will be so concerned about our deficit to do the same thing, [...]
Please, let’s focus on the message
by Jane Gilvary
Daily Local
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
In response to Ms. Karen Porter’s recent letter to the editor citing how the cré�che outside of the Chester County Courthouse is offensive because it portrays Jesus as non-Middle Eastern, I’d like to point out that Ms. Porter, who claims to be a lifelong Christian, is indeed correct. Jesus [...]
Be fiscally responsible
by Denine Brosius
Daily Local
Thursday, January 1, 2009
We are living in bad economic times. Many are losing jobs and not getting raises or bonuses this year, mainly in part because of the fiscal irresponsibility of our national government and banking system.
In Pennsylvania, why can’t the House Democrats from Chester County be fiscally responsible by returning their [...]
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