The GOP majority school board will vote on a more than $650,000 “golden parachute” for Lucabaugh, which many believe is a reward for his obsequious allegiance to their book and Pride flag banning, Moms for Liberty-style agenda over the last two years.
Voters were motivated to elect new school board leadership following radical changes to policies, curriculum, and a complete lack of transparency and decorum.
At the local, county, and state levels, Democratic candidates exceeded expectations with their electoral successes Tuesday.
Pennridge residents, parents, and teachers from both parties voted overwhelmingly to oust extremism from the school board.
Shapiro’s Bucks County visit signifies the crucial role this municipal race will play in shaping Pennsylvania’s political future in the run-up to the 2024 election.
The newly approved voting regions map affords electors expanded representation and the ability to vote for school board directors every two, versus four years.
The matter involving Kim Scarpiello and Dorothy Carr, along with the Bucks County Republican Party and others, will be referred to the local district attorney and the Pennsylvania attorney general for further investigation.
The bill “would lock in fossil fuel infrastructure, increase our dependence on foreign energy, and cede leadership in clean energy innovation to our competitors – all while raising energy costs for everyday Americans,” environmental groups noted.
After voting for Rep. Jim Jordan twice, Fitzpatrick’s vote for Rep. Mike Johnson solved the GOP’s problem of replacing former Speaker McCarthy with someone even more extremist.
The blueprint for a hard-right turn in America appears to be the roadmap for Trump’s second term.
A report by federal prosecutors offered example after example of brutality and constitutional violations, many of which disproportionately impacted Black people and Latinos in this city of almost 90,000 residents.
The incredibly lopsided “balance,” lack of actually diverse viewpoints, and dubious fairness and accuracy displayed in the network’s nomination coverage reveals what the Corporation for Public Broadcasting is really going for with the new oversight it installed, writes FAIR’s Julie Hollar.
“The American people have said that the Democratic Party of right now is not what they want,” the Bucks County native told Editor Cyril Mychalejko.
The district “has engaged in a pattern of conduct designed to silence its critics,” said ACLU of Pennsylvania Deputy Legal Director Sara Rose.