Who do you support for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania in 2010?

Actually, this country has never seen the initiation of the second amendment since before the founding documents were drafted.

Here's the whole thing in a nut shell..whats not to understand???

The Second Amendment (Amendment II) to the United States Constitution is the part of the United States Bill of Rights that protects the right of the people to keep and bear arms. It was adopted on December 15, 1791, along with the rest of the Bill of Rights.

In 2008 and 2010, the Supreme Court issued two Second Amendment decisions. In District of Columbia v. Heller (2008), the Court ruled that the Second Amendment protects an individual's right to possess a firearm, unconnected to service in a militia and to use that arm for traditionally lawful purposes, such as self-defense within the home. In dicta, the Court listed many longstanding prohibitions and restrictions on firearms possession as being consistent with the Second Amendment. In McDonald v. Chicago (2010), the Court ruled that the Second Amendment limits state and local governments to the same extent that it limits the federal government.

I see some Legislation from the bench. LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch...

McKeesport police K9 unit watched someone run a red light. The police let it go and followed someone they did not like. That is why McKeesport is failing. They aren't looking for criminals but chasing law abiding citizens they do not like around.

The McKeesport police aren't looking for konnias. They are following average citizens around wasting time. They are not trying to find serious criminals and let Konnias get away. He had time to hide money in Dravosburg. The McKeesport police cover Dravosburg. They want to harrass citizens, that is why McKeesport is failing.
McKeesport stats
http://www.trulia.com/real_estate/McKeesport-...

The reason the city fails:
Mr. Cherepko said the city will face a "serious deficit" next year. He and Mr. Malinchak threw around a lot of numbers and had heated debates about the state of the city's financial affairs throughout the meeting, but no decisions were made regarding the deficit or the financial state of the city. Mr. Segina encouraged Mr. Cherepko to be prepared to give council a report on the city's finances during its July meeting.
http://www.post-gazette.com/stories/local/nei...

Sad city, sad police.
It's all nepotism and very political. McKeesport wasted tax payer dollars on several projects. Look at the multi million dollar fly over ramp there! Goes to many abandoned buildings only! 

"With planning and engineering costs, the project totaled approximately $10.9 million. The cost of construction was approximately $5.75 million. It was funded in part by federal transportation funds and stimulus funds that were distributed on the state level."
Read more: McKeesport flyover ramp open - Pittsburgh Tribune-Review http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/dailynewsmcke...

The solicitor with DUI, wreckless driving without insurance rewarded!
The McKeesport solicitor says he has no indication that his job is in jeopardy after charges were filed against him in connection with a car crash in January.

"J. Jason Elash, 40, was charged Friday with driving under the influence, driving without required financial responsibility and speeding. The charges came three weeks after he crashed his car into a building in McKeesport in the early morning hours of Jan. 22 after attending Mayor Mike Cherepko's inaugural ball at the McKeesport Palisades."
Read more: http://old.post-gazette.com/pg/12047/1210504-...

The mayor Cherepko is fighting to keep him as law department head there! McKeesport, the city of failures.

Melissa Kirst wrote:

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It's simple. Follow the Constitution and Oath of Office.

And just how far do you think Ron Paul would get if he were to be elected? He would still have to deal with Congress. It wouldn't surprise me that Congress would start working on plans to impeach Ron Paul if he went too far. He is getting up there in years...

And the Framers of the Constitution knew they had a flawed document from the get go. The slavery issue was kicked down the road for a future generation to solve and, sadly, in a tragic civil war.

The Framers also built into the Constitution a way to amend it which is good for you because you can now vote. And even then, this amendment process wasn't safe from abuse (Prohibition).

greymouser wrote:

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And just how far do you think Ron Paul would get if he were to be elected? He would still have to deal with Congress. It wouldn't surprise me that Congress would start working on plans to impeach Ron Paul if he went too far. He is getting up there in years...
And the Framers of the Constitution knew they had a flawed document from the get go. The slavery issue was kicked down the road for a future generation to solve and, sadly, in a tragic civil war.
The Framers also built into the Constitution a way to amend it which is good for you because you can now vote. And even then, this amendment process wasn't safe from abuse (Prohibition).

Whateva you say. LOL

Ron Paul is senile,he meets new family members everyday.
He wears adult diapers and drools.
He's out of touch and thinks the Constitution will save us.He's 3 french fries short of a happy meal.

Just what we need another asshole in the Whitehouse from Texas.
Must be the water in that state..

Haters will always hate.

Melissa Kirst wrote:

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Whateva you say. LOL

So you don't even try to answer serious questions, do you? Why is that?

is this election still going on? no wonder Pennsylvania sucks so bad and they can't ever pass a budget on time.

Dan the Man wrote:

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So you don't even try to answer serious questions, do you? Why is that?

I don't like to argue, mostly. I just say what I want to say and be done with it. Nothing to argue about. LOL

Why is it important??????//

Melissa Kirst wrote:

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I don't like to argue, mostly. I just say what I want to say and be done with it. Nothing to argue about. LOL

In other words, you don't even want to consider another person's view.

Since you are always right (in your mind), why should I even bother to read what you post?

greymouser wrote:

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In other words, you don't even want to consider another person's view.
Since you are always right (in your mind), why should I even bother to read what you post?

It's 1 thing to consider another person's view, arguing about them is another.

I have found through experience and education - DO NOT ARGUE with the opposition works for me.

I think, I go from confidence to arrogant in a millisecond especially with unconstitutional policies, preemptive wars and perversions of this republic.

I'm not forcing anyone to read what I post, just like you can't force me to argue. LOL

Have a great day, ohhh are you going to Philadelphia to see Ron Paul on the 22nd ? See you there!

45th District Brewster to be avoided.
How he left his city after eight years as former mayor there:

Vacant buildings an issue in McKeesport

Thursday, December 01, 2011
By Jonathan Barnes

They look like large gaps in an otherwise bright smile -- vacant houses and buildings that once were part of a vibrant, industrial McKeesport but now draw trash, vermin and the anger of neighbors.

The question of what to do with these empty buildings looms large, and the topic is broached at nearly every city council meeting.

Although the city demolishes some buildings every year, no real consensus has been reached on what to do about the problem in the long term. Sometimes, the subject is raised by residents pleading with city officials to demolish a vacant building next to their home. Other times, city officials bring up the subject.

Fire Chief Kevin Lust said at council's Nov. 16 meeting that firefighters have been at such vacant homes, working hard to put out a fire, while residents watched and yelled, "Let it burn down!"

Some residents have asked Chief Lust and others in the fire department if such vacant houses and buildings could be burned, but the chief shuddered at that suggestion. "Yes, the vacant buildings are a fire hazard," he acknowledged, but he told council, "A controlled burn is out of the question. There is no such thing as a controlled burn, under my direction."

"The problem is that the system hasn't been working," Councilman Darryl Segina said. "We haven't been doing the job to save these structures before we have to tear them down. We've got to start cleaning them up -- the market value of the whole city has gone down."

Council Vice President Fawn Walker-Montgomery said several houses on Butler Street need to be torn down. The city should have a written process to place vacant buildings on a demolition list, she said. "There should be some kind of citizen involvement," she added.

Council President and Mayor-elect Michael Cherepko said in the future he would include all city council members in the process as well as city officials who currently are involved in the demolition selection.

After the meeting, Mc-Keesport controller Ray Malinchak said two problems occur with demolition -- the cost and opposition from owners. Some buildings can cost $35,000 or more to demolish, he noted, and some owners of the structures stop the city from tearing down the buildings.

Jonathan Barnes, freelance writer: suburbanliving@post-gazette.co m.

First published on December 1, 2011 at 4:49 am

Read more: http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/11335/1193662-...

I want to bone Sarah Toohill in the butt. Here's the sexicon:
3-8

they are all no good

You guys ruined the state letting all these republicans win trust me i am in a state that has had full republican control for 100s of years in TENNESSEE right now and they will basically destroy PA bad choice i am from PA born and raised you all made a huge mistake.

iF PA. IS SMART THEY WILL VOTE FOR JOE..

PASS TO ALL U KNOW;

The Average Canadian is Now Richer than the Average American
Watch out, Americans: Your thrifty, socialist neighbors to the north have stealthily become richer than you. Because of the Bush Tax Cuts. That George W. Bush gave the Richest 1% of the USA. and he gave 20% for a corps to leave the USA and then that corps can take a tax cut on travel to and from any foreign nation.

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Over the past five years, the average net worth of Canadian households has exceeded that of American households. So for the the first time in history, Canadians are wealthier than Americans — by more than $40,000, on average. In 2011, the average net worth of a Canadian household was $363,202, compared to $319,970 in the U.S., according to Environics Analytics WealthScapes data published in the Globe and Mail.(‘Average net worth’ measures the total combined value of a household’s liquid and real estate assets, minus debt.)

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The figure takes into account the relative weakness of the U.S. economy right now, as well as the recent strength of the Canadian dollar, which is now almost on par with the U.S. dollar, the Globe and Mail points out. These figures also ignore public-sector debt, which accounts for a higher proportion of GDP in the U.S than in Canada. And according to the latest jobs numbers, Canada’s unemployment rate fell to 7.2%, while the United States’ remained stagnant at 8.2%.

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The major reasons for Canada’s economic triumph over its neighbor to the south, it seems, are rooted in the 2008 recession that rocked the United States’ economy and collapsed its housing market. American house prices plunged, and now Canadian real estate holds more value. And that’s not even taking into account the recent spike in Justin Bieber-inspired tourism.

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Obama, send him back