Pa voters got played

Pennsylvania seems to be getting the exact crappy leaders they voted for.

(07-05-2023 05:43 PM)Bearhawkeye Wrote:  Pennsylvania seems to be getting the exact crappy leaders they voted for.

Funny how that works. Funny how they never learn.

(07-05-2023 05:49 PM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  

(07-05-2023 05:43 PM)Bearhawkeye Wrote:  Pennsylvania seems to be getting the exact crappy leaders they voted for.

Funny how that works. Funny how they never learn.

Life comes at you fast. Nice job PA.


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PA Senate got played. Now all the stuff they compromised gets passed while their expected school choice in return for their compromise is vetoed

The Dems here don't care how bad their candidate is, just as long as he's their guy on their team...

(07-06-2023 06:24 AM)gdunn Wrote:  The Dems here don't care how bad their candidate is, just as long as he's their guy on their team...

Isn't that the sad, f'ing truth....

It's not flip flopping. It's called lying.

(07-06-2023 08:08 AM)BartlettTigerFan Wrote:  

(07-06-2023 06:24 AM)gdunn Wrote:  The Dems here don't care how bad their candidate is, just as long as he's their guy on their team...

Isn't that the sad, f'ing truth....

Yep.

Shapiro did one thing as AG before he ran for governor, he went after a large construction company here that screwed some employees to get more work. Shapiro made a big deal out of the case..

The verdict.. They had to pay the employees the money owed.. Ok that's the right thing to do.

They had to pay a fine which was about $2 million (which is a fraction of the money they made doing the work. With the repayment and the fine, it didn't knock a dent in the profit they made doing the work, which was state work).

Shapiro did an awesome job.. He put them on a do not bid list during the trial which was fast tracked.. And put the company on probation for a month after the verdict meaning they could bid state work but would be scrutinized... And now it's back in full swing.

Hoodwinked again.