Another week, another milestone.
Today, I recorded visitor number 20,000 since I started keeping track six months ago.
Politicians and their followers are still under the delusion that the people of Pennsylvania are willing to forgive and forget their past misdeeds. Wrong.
The reason so many people are turning to the Internet and to sites such as this one is to become better informed about how corrupt and wasteful government is in Pennsylvania. (Check the comment by the PHEAA apologist in my May 31 post about the $400,000 in legal fees PHEAA paid to prevent release of public information.)
The Act 1 vote on May 15 was a referendum on the Rendell administration and the current makeup of the Pennsylvania Legislature. It was a vote of no confidence on Harrisburg.
The people's revolution is on. Wait until November when Judge Saylor is tossed off the Supreme Court. Wait until next May when incumbent legislators will be tossed out in record number.
That's right. You heard it here. I predict twice as many incumbents will be thrown out of office in 2008 as where defeated in 2006.
The pay raise was just the beginning. The unwillingness of the governor and Legislature to deal with property taxes will be a bigger rallying crying for the voters.
2 comments:
Great Stuff Tony,
Keep it up!
PennPatriot
"So long, Saylor" campaign Upholding Slots Legislation in violation of Article III of the Constitution.
Good to see someone else sees the necessity of not retaining judges who don't uphold the Constitution.
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