THE NEW CROP OF CHESTER COUNTY REPUBLICANS ARE EXTREMISTS
We had moderate Republicans here in the 1950 and into the 1980s. Moderate Republicans and moderate Mafia style Teddy Rubino Republicans. Rubino was the CCRC Chair and Chester County Commissioner.
Recent Republican Party history:
“During Mr. Rubino's tenure, party candidates were selected by a show of hands, and Mr. Rubino sat at the podium overlooking his flock, noting who did not vote his way. If someone bucked the system, it was widely understood that a relative or in-law holding a county patronage job might find himself suddenly unemployed...
Then, in 1977, Mr. Rubino pleaded guilty to having extorted $6,400 from architects who were awarded a $130,000 contract to convert a former West Chester hospital into a county government annex…He ultimately served 4 1/2 months of a six- month sentence in a federal penitentiary, and he was ordered to do community-service work at the Coatesville Veterans Administration Hospital upon his release. As part of Mr. Rubino's plea agreement, prosecutors read into the record statements that the FBI had taken from businessmen and politicians who had dealt with Mr. Rubino. They indicated that he had established set prices for those doing business with the county, ranging from milk supplies to the leases on court offices. Some of the money went to the county GOP.”
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Theodore S.a. Rubino, Long A Power In Chesco
A group of “Reform Republicans” tried to change the organized crime and political patronage tendencies of the Republican Party back when Theodore Rubino was convicted and sentenced. They had some success but fizzled out.
CHESTER COUNTY SHERIFF BUNNY WELSH IS AMONG THE LEADERSHIP OF RICHARD MACK'S ANTI-GOVERNMENT CONSTITUTIONAL SHERIFFS AND PEACE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION
CHESTER COUNTY SHERIFF BUNNY WELSH IS AMONG THE LEADERSHIP OF RICHARD MACK'S ANTI-GOVERNMENT CONSTITUTIONAL SHERIFFS AND PEACE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION
Now even the organized crime Republicans changed, they're not Mafia anymore they’re outlaw motorcycle gang.
Outlaw motorcycle gangs now distribute drugs in Pennsylvania.
SEE:
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2012
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Most of the moderate Republicans have died off. There are few left at the top of the CCRC but they're getting old.
No matter what they call each other the younger Republicans in Chester County are extremists. The kind of “splinter group” Republicans that President Eisenhower said could never come into power:
"Should any political party attempt to abolish social security, unemployment insurance, and eliminate labor laws and farm programs, you would not hear of that party again in our political history. There is a tiny splinter group, of course, that believes you can do these things. Among them are H. L. Hunt (you possibly know his background), a few other Texas oil millionaires, and an occasional politician or business man from other areas. Their number is negligible and they are stupid.”
FROM:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=103x35093
Birther and anti-government extremist Richard Mack heads the Constitutional Sheriffs Peace Officers Association — a guild of officers who believe the county sheriff has the authority to defy and arrest federal officials.
Richard Mack is as antigovernment extremist you can get without being a terrorist blowing up Federal buildings and shooting police. But Richard Mack very nearly did participate in a shootout with Las Vegas Police and Bureau of Land Management Law Enforcement Rangers:
By David Neiwert on April 15, 2014 - 10:33 am, Posted in Antigovernment, Extremist Propaganda, Patriot, Patriot Groups
Our Republican County Sheriff Bunny Walsh is among the 18 member leadership of the 500 plus CSPOA organization that illegally believes they have the authority to defy and arrest federal officers.
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Is Sheriff Bunny one of the “moderate Chester County Republicans” Chris Matthews refers to on “Hardball”?
Chris Matthews needs to take another look at Chester County Republicans.
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