Archive for January, 2010

Philippa Thomas of the BBC opined this morning that while Obama expressed that the State of the Union is Strong, she felt some undertones.

In listening to the speech and later interviewing lots of politicians of all stripes, she and others felt the anger, bitterness and frustration which is becoming the hallmark of failed Democrat leadership in the Administration, the House of Representatives and The Senate, where polls have continuously dropped and productivity to solve problems is completely stalled.

It was an interesting perspective on how “the world” now views the U.S. as stumbling and bumbling along with erratic economic policy proposals which continuously raise uncertainly levels – THE major obstacle to business planning and economic recovery.

Richboro PA — Yesterday evening, at the regular monthly meeting of our Committee, former Congressman and County Supervisor, Michael G. Fitzpatrick, stopped by to say a few words about his thoughts on the forthcoming Republican Primary election. He had announced Saturday that he was entering the race and was planning to win.

He also took the time to answer any and all questions and to go further in-depth on his plans for 2010. He’s aiming his campaign directly at Murphy’s, Obama’s and Pelosi’s failed policies and Murphy’s 97% record of voting the Democratic spend and tax party line. Read the rest of this entry »

Mike Fitzpatrick Commits to the Race for PA 8th Congressional Seat

Langhorne PA – Mike Fitzpatrick, the former Congressman from The Eighth Pennsylvania Congressional District and Former Bucks County Commissioner announced his candidacy to reclaim his Congressional seat from Patrick Murphy at an impromptu meeting yesterday.

Standing before a group of several hundred well wishers and supporters, Mr. Fitzpatrick said he had been lucky to win a second chance at life while battling cancer two years earlier and it has changed his perspective significantly. He announced he was here to fight for his friends and neighbors and help bring some fiscal sanity to the Congress again.

One of the previously announced candidates for the Republican primary was in the crowd and heard speaking to a local reporter saying he was dropping out of the race and was joining Mike’s team to help bring him back to the job he deserves. Read the rest of this entry »