Gay marriage critics sweep three states
Opponents of same-sex marriage scored resounding victories in Arizona and Florida on Election Day, and neared a win in California early Wednesday (Nov. 5) on a measure to ban gay marriages in the nation's most populous state.(Updated 9:32 a.m. EST, Nov. 5, 2008) Read More
Pa. voters approve water bond
Pennsylvanians yesterday voted to allow the state to borrow $400 million to repair and upgrade water and sewer systems. With 84 percent of precincts reporting, the yes votes were leading by a ratio of nearly 2-1. Read More
DeWeese survives Bonusgate scare
Though many had written his political obituary, House Majority Leader Bill DeWeese captured a narrow victory yesterday, promising to return to Harrisburg and represent his constituents "with integrity." Read More
Democrats gain one seat in Pennsylvania House
Although several races for the state House remained very close early this morning, Democrats appeared to have increased their control of the House by one vote. If the results hold up -- and there could be challenges to close outcomes in a couple districts -- Democrats would extend their control of the House to 103-100. Read More
It's Over. Congratulations President Obama
I wish I could say I surprised by the victory of President elect Obama, but I'm not.
People tend to react more then think and I think that's what happened.
I remember seeing Obama speak at the Democratic National Convention 4 years ago and commenting "that guy is slick".
I've said for about a year now I thought Obama would win. I was really hoping to be wrong. Yet the folks walking around with doom & gloom need to ask where their hope really lies?
I congratulate both McCain and Obama for their willingness to out themselves out on a limb and run for office.
I was never a huge fan of either candidates yet we the president we get, not the one we want. Let's just hope our leaders are guided by something more then power or greed.
Congratulations President Obama.
People tend to react more then think and I think that's what happened.
I remember seeing Obama speak at the Democratic National Convention 4 years ago and commenting "that guy is slick".
I've said for about a year now I thought Obama would win. I was really hoping to be wrong. Yet the folks walking around with doom & gloom need to ask where their hope really lies?
I congratulate both McCain and Obama for their willingness to out themselves out on a limb and run for office.
I was never a huge fan of either candidates yet we the president we get, not the one we want. Let's just hope our leaders are guided by something more then power or greed.
Congratulations President Obama.
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