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Federal Election Fraud Charges Filed Against South Philly Judge of Elections

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, May 21, 2020

by Alex Lloyd Gross The election process is full of accusations of rigged elections, phony votes and corruption. Most of it is sour grapes spewed by the losing candidate or political party. However, the accusations are true against Domenick Demuro., US Attorney William McSwain said. According to the criminal complaint, Demuro was a Judge of…

House Member Introduces Resolution For the Removal Of Dr. Rachel Levine

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, May 20, 2020

by Alex Lloyd Gross Dr. Rachel Levine is a polarizing figure on the COVID-19 pandemic. The doctor is the face of the Pennsylvania Department of Health Department. as such she is responsible for how the state handles the COVID-19 crisis. That fact has a lot of people upset and angry. They want her out. One…

Local Politicians Hold Town Hall Today About Voting and COVID-19

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, May 18, 2020

Today, May 18, at 6:10 p.m., Senator Haywood will host a Telephone Town Hall about vote-by-mail. Special guests are: Congressman Dwight Evans, Philadelphia City Commissioner Omar Sabir, Montgomery County Commissioner Ken Lawrence, Senator Larry Farnese, Senator Vincent Hughes, Senator Sharif Street, and Senator Anthony Williams. The topic of discussion is the safety and security of…

Aide To Philly DA Larry Krasner Arrested For Leaving Child In Car

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, May 13, 2020

by Alex Lloyd Gross A bright and up and coming woman who works as an assistant District Attorney in Philadelphia made a bad decision yesterday, May 12, 2020. Dana Bazelon left her four year old daughter in her locked car unattended in Mount Airey. She claimed the child had not been sleeping right and left…

Local Politicians Demand Local Hospitals Get Access To Remdesivir

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross,

Earlier this month, Remdesivir received emergency use authorization from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), following data from a clinical trial indicated that it shortened the recovery time of hospitalized COVID-19 patients. Gilead Services donated Remdesivir to the federal stockpile which gives Federal Emergency Management Association (FEMA) and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services…

New Jersey “Bridgegate” Plotters Set Free by Supreme Court

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, May 7, 2020

by Alex Lloyd Gross It was criminal. To close off lanes to access the George Washington Bridge in Fort Lee New Jersey, for the sole purpose to create traffic havoc as payback for the mayor not endorsing then Governor Chris Christie in 2013. It was criminal but not against the law. That is the conclusion…

Congressman Fitzpatrick Talks About Financial Help From COVID-19

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, May 3, 2020

By Alex Lloyd Gross At a recent food bank in Bristol Township-, many volunteers showed up to help package, and give away food. Others got people through the line as quick as possible. Among the many people helping that day was Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick. He was dressed down, in work clothes, wearing a mask. If…

Congressman Fitzpatrick Works With Bi-Partisan Small Business Legislation

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, April 24, 2020

LANGHORNE, PA— Congressmen Brian Fitzpatrick (PA-01), Gil Cisneros (CA-39), Will Hurd (TX-23), and Tom Suozzi (NY-03) have introduced the Bipartisan H.R. 6497, the Never Again Small Business Protection Act, to provide small businesses access to business interruption insurance that will help keep them afloat during national emergencies. Countless business interruption insurance policyholders across the country who have been paying their premiums for…

DA Krasner: Closed Courts Not Following United States Constitution

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, April 17, 2020

by Alex Lloyd Gross Larry Krasner, Philadelphia’s controversial District Attorney has ruffed quite a few feathers since his swearing in. Most people who oppose what he is doing call him every name in the book. One thing he is arguing for should get everyone on the same page and that is to allow the media…

KC Tomlinson On the Job For About A Week As State Rep

Written by Alex Lloyd Gross, April 16, 2020

by Alex Lloyd Gross When a person wins an election for Pennsylvania State Representative, they expect constituents to visit their office and discuss matters like Real ID, grants, and maybe a claim for unemployment. After getting sworn in at the state capitol in Harrisburg, KC Tomlinson (r) was thrown into the deep end of the…