It’s Time to End the Brian Fitzpatrick Marketing Machine
Steve Cickay
May 5, 2022
The “moderate/bipartisan” brand that the Republican congressman’s staff has orchestrated over the years is false advertising.
The “moderate/bipartisan” brand that the Republican congressman’s staff has orchestrated over the years is false advertising.
The Courier Times has had at best a blind spot with the far right in Bucks County, at worst has intentionally coddled them.
The Republican congressman endorsed by Trump last election is a wolf in sheep’s clothing when it comes to reproductive freedom.
The Jim Worthington-backed Republican can run, but he can’t hide from his record.
When her petitions were challenged, Republican Dasha Pruett promptly dropped out of the race to unseat Brian Fitzpatrick in the May primary. But, she says she ended her campaign for other reasons.
In a lawsuit so absurd as to rightfully be called ridiculous, Bucks County’s Jim Worthington wants Democratic congressional candidate Ashley Ehasz to pay him for “emotional distress.”
Peace voices were ignored, if not disparaged, in the run up to the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. We can’t afford to make the same mistake with the conflict in Ukraine.
The hypocrisy of Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick is something to behold. While he refused to impeach Trump for his 2019 attempt to coerce Zelensky, he now blames Biden for not properly supporting Ukraine.
For Brian Fitzpatrick, protecting the environment depends on which way the political winds are blowing. His favorability among conservationists is on a steep decline.
When Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick unleashes his rhetoric on Ukraine, you can be excused for having no idea what he actually thinks.
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