The way term limits are currently set up a rep is just getting his feet wet before he is either forced out or moves on to a different office. So basically they start campaigning for their next job almost immediately. The way the proposal reads it gives the elected official a chance to learn the lay of the land rather than be governed almost exclusively by professional non elected aids which seems to be the case currently.
Probably sucking on the same toothpick. I saw a few shots of him last night without it. Almost didn't recognize him.
19 seasons as a player, 25 managing, .521 W-L percentage. There has to be a seat in the HOF for him
Pennsylvania has always had the dynamics of Appalachia with the exception of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. Once you get outside the metropolitan areas it’s solid red
Probably true. He's also has lost all support he may have had from Va,MD and DC for help to fund a stadium complex. The current facility is about to fall down around him.
What’s scary here is that voters evidently had no clue about candidates in their district. All one had to do is google your zip code or address to find what district you live in. If the names don’t match there is something fishy going on
It was debated last week on Nextdoor (my first mistake). Doing a trunk or treat Halloween night. I was amused.
We're in a new portion of the community, mostly empty nesters and few kids. I don't expect much.
That said I did try to talk my wife into letting me set up a table in the driveway with candy bars for kids and wine pours for accompanying adults. She shot that down fairly quickly
So if the Conservative Christian Right is so concerned about Mexican Drug Lords moving into our neighborhoods and handing out illegal drugs disguised as Mars bars why were the so against an HOA proposal to hold a Trunk or Treat at the community center in our neighborhood, arguing instead that their kids need to go door to door.
Why is the so called Christian Right even celebrating a pagan holiday?
Wish she was my congresscritter instead of some two bit insurance salesman who probably never set foot in our neck of the woods unless he was on his way to the Outer Banks.