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Mom Gets Day in Court Over Records About COVID Masking in Schools
Mom Gets Day in Court Over Records About COVID Masking in Schools The fight over emails and documents surrounding a change in guidance to schools during the coronavirus pandemic in 2021 made its way to court Thursday, but no decision was rendered. Bucks County parent Megan Brock, of Northampton, represented by Judicial Watch, said she…
Read MoreKristin Marcell: Bringing business experience, common sense to Harrisburg | 10/5/22
Marcell: Bringing Business Experience, Common Sense to Harrisburg Our own Kristin Marcell was a featured author in the October 5th, 2022 edition of the Bucks County Courier Times. Her article titled Bringing Business Experience, Common Sense to Harrisburg can be viewed directly on the Courier Times website, by clicking here. Thanks Kristen! Click Here…
Read MoreCongress Next Week – Leader Cantor’s Schedule
Below is the schedule for the Republican led House of Representatives. (The Democrat led Senate takes its cue from the Northampton Supervisors – an entire work week for 100 senators with NO AGENDA!!) THE LEADER’S WEEKLY SCHEDULE WEEK OF JANUARY 30TH, 2012 MONDAY, JANUARY 30TH On Monday, the House is not in session. TUESDAY, JANUARY…
Read MoreCongress: Bicameral Contrast. Source: Roll Call
DDemocrats control the Senate: THE SENATE: Convened at 10 for nothing other than six hours of speechifying — with a break at lunch for the first party caucuses of the new year. Republicans control the House: THE HOUSE: Convened at 10 and at noon will start debating five non-controversial bills, including an extension of FAA…
Read MoreFitzpatrick Fights Federal Pollution of the Job-Creation Environment!
8th District Newsletter – December 6, 2011 – Reducing Regulatory Burdens This week in Washington, the House passed two new bills which aim to bring accountability to the regulatory process and promote economic growth through the prevention of onerous and ineffective regulations. In addition to the REINS Act, the House has also now sent the…
Read More84% of LIkely Voters: Obama Leading US In Wrong Direction!! – Rasmussen
Just 16% of Likely U.S. Voters say the country is heading in the right direction, according to a new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey taken the week ending Sunday, November 27. The latest finding is down a point from the previous week and is down 13 points from this time last year.
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Read MoreGo to “WheresMyWaiver.com” to apply…
The number of waivers the Obama administration has awarded for a provision of the year-old healthcare reform law grew by 128 in March. With the new waivers, that means 1,168 businesses, insurers, unions and other organizations have received one-year exemptions from a healthcare reform provision requiring at least $750,000 in annual benefits. The administration says…
Read MoreGOP Pancake Breakfast – It’s GRRRREEEAAATT!!
Well over 200 people turned out for a hearty spring breakfast yesterday to meet the GOP Candidates as well as Local, State & Federal Officials in a casual, neighborly get together at the Northampton Senior Center. Starting at 8am and running through to almost Noon, Northampton residents were able to use the Spring Thaw to…
Read MoreFitzpatrick Demands Answers on Libya
Calls on Administration to Provide Clarity Mar 25, 2011 Issues: Defense and National Security, Foreign Affairs LANGHORNE, Pa. – Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick today released the following statement on the ongoing United States military operations in Libya which commenced on March 19, 2011. “There are important questions that need to be answered by President Obama regarding…
Read MoreHouse Majority Leader Cantor’s Statement on the Ongoing Spending Debate
Rep. Eric Cantor, R-Va., 3/25/2011; Posted: 3/25/2011 Subject(s): Appropriations CONTACT: Laena Fallon March 25, 2011 (202) 225-4027 Leader Cantor Statement on the Ongoing Spending Debate Washington, D.C. ? House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-VA) today issued the following statement regarding the ongoing spending debate: “Senator Schumer’s comments this morning that the negotiations on a long…
Read MoreCongress Adjourns – Members in Districts
The U. S. Senate has adjourned and will reconvene in Washington DC at 2 p.m. on Monday, March 28, 2011. The U. S. House of Representatives has adjourned and will reconvene in Washington DC on Tuesday, March 29, 2011.
Read MoreU. S. Senate votes to strike down 1099 requirement
After months of failing to agree on how to repeal an unpopular IRS reporting provision included in the healthcare reform act, the Senate voted overwhelmingly to strike it down Wednesday night. The Senate voted 81-17 on the 1099-reporting requirement, with 17 Democrats voting against the measure. The healthcare reform provision requires businesses to report for…
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