DONNA SCHEUREN CHOSE GUNS OVER PUBLIC SAFETY, AGAIN!
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DONNA SCHEUREN CHOSE GUNS OVER PUBLIC SAFETY, AGAIN!

She voted AGAINST HB 1018, which would allow families or police to ask a judge to temporarily remove firearms from someone proven to be a serious danger to themselves or others.

A court order. Evidence. A hearing. A temporary restriction.

Donna still voted no.

In 2023 alone, more than 1,000 Pennsylvanians died by firearm suicide. Another 119 people lost their lives to domestic violence—and 77% were killed with a firearm. Tens of thousands more victims and children live with the fear and trauma of abuse every year.

When the warning signs are there and lives are at risk, Donna’s answer is apparently: protect access to the gun.

Because Donna loves guns—even when the human cost is staring her in the face.
Read HB 1018 https://www.palegis.us/legislation/bills/2023/hb1018

u/Maureen921 — 7 days ago
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🚨 PENNYCUICK AND SCHEUREN: SHOW US THE PROOF.

They are running an ad claiming Chris Thomas’s “real bosses are data-center developers.”

But Gilmore & Associates identifies itself as an engineering and municipal-consulting firm—not a data-center developer. Thomas apparently disclosed consulting work for Gilmore, but that does not prove he worked on data centers or profited from their development.

So, show us:

➡️ What data centers has Gilmore developed?
➡️ What data-center work did Thomas perform?
➡️ Which “Gilmore bosses” funded his campaign—and how much did they contribute?

This looks like the same fearmongering and gaslighting we have seen before. They made the accusation. Now produce the receipts.

Campaign promises fade. THE RECORD IS PERMANENT.

u/Maureen921 — 14 days ago
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Is Donna Scheuren worth this?

Did you know that Pennsylvania taxpayers invest an estimated $600,000 to $900,000+ every year to support a single State Representative's office?

That includes salary, benefits, legislative staff, district office(s), equipment, travel, printing, postage, and other operating expenses.

That's a significant investment of taxpayer dollars.

So here's the question:

What results, accomplishments, or services should taxpayers reasonably expect in return for that investment? Have you seen any return on your investment?

u/Maureen921 — 15 days ago
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Donna Scheuren has never worked for us. PA 147 - do some research before you vote

u/Maureen921 — 18 days ago