For years, MAGA has attacked immigrants and minority groups in the name of “protecting women and children.” It turns out the real abusers are the wealthy and powerful.
Hunt speaks with Editor Cyril Mychalejko about his background, why he is running for office, and his positions on a wide range of issues.
With everyday costs escalating for average Americans, Fitzpatrick voted to shield Trump’s tariffs from Congressional oversight – oversight granted by the U.S. Constitution.
“We don’t need promises. We need law,” Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said.
“My life is not ‘waste, fraud, and abuse,'” writes Alaina Johns.
The bill now moves to the Senate with Pennsylvania voters’ eyes on Republican Dave McCormick and Democrat John Fetterman.
Rob Strickler, Lucia Simonelli, and Tracy Hunt will speak with voters in Horsham Tuesday evening.
Fitzpatrick joined fellow Pennsylvania Congressmen Robert Bresnahan and Ryan Mackenzie and New York’s Mike Lawler in signing the Democrats’ discharge petition to help it reach the magic number of 218.
She joins Bob Harvie, Tracy Hunt and Rob Strickler in the race to take on inumbent Republican Brian Fitzpatrick.
The solution is to fix the ACA, not dismantle it, writes Bucks County Affordable Care Act recipient Lauren Lareau.
When Trump opposed the release of the files, Fitzpatrick obediently refused to sign the discharge petition which moved The Epstein Files Transparency Act to the House floor for a vote. Trump changed his mind Sunday and then so did Fitzpatrick.
Unlike Fitzpatrick, Harvie is not terrified of meeting and talking to his constituents in a public forum – even the ones who oppose him.
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis announced the endorsement on Wednesday citing Harvie’s strong record of bipartisan leadership and his lifelong commitment to standing up for working families.
“Over the decades I’ve supported whoever I thought was the best candidate, voting for Republicans like Arlen Specter and Jim Greenwood or Democrats like Bob Casey and Patrick Murphy,” said Strickler.
Local MAGA millionaire Jim Worthington put it best when he told NOTUS last week, “Ninety percent of the time, he votes with the president. He didn’t this one time, but it didn’t affect the outcome.”
Doylestown’s Larissa Hopwood, a single mother of a 16-year-old with Type 1 diabetes, sounds off on what the heartless GOP budget bill will mean for her family.
This attack makes a nuclear-armed Iran more likely, not less.
The retaliation came a day after the U.S. launched a surprise attack Sunday morning on three of Iran’s nuclear sites, opening a new chapter of war.
