Posted on 05/06/2014 3:45:18 PM PDT by NFHale
"...Saying he's concerned about a "pattern of abuse" displayed by Attorney General Kathleen Kane since coming into office, state Rep. Daryl Metcalfe's House State Government Committee will hold a hearing Tuesday on his resolution to impeach Kane.
Metcalfe, R-Butler County, ticked off a series of what he described as Kane's "misbehavior" that he wanted to investigate, ..."
(Excerpt) Read more at pennlive.com ...
She broke the law, and she sure as Hell isn't above it. If this were any of us "little folk" they'd bring the full weight of the state to bear on us.
POE, please ping to the Pennsy list... we need to make sure people see this.
Some other editorials are already trying to make it all about the same-sex marriage issue, and it’s a lot more involved.
Daryl Metcalfe is my state representative and I’m quite proud of it! I attended a local fundraiser for him recently and he’s the real deal... a true principled, dye-in-the-wool conservative. The fact that this man is drawing so many vile and venomous comments from rabid left-wingers in the comment section of the posted article tells me he’s doing something right and deserves our full support!
Roger that, friend.
This is a war, and they are fighting to win. We should be too.
Governor Corbett should have STOMPED on this Bloomberg democrat hack with both feet immediately, from day one.
First she messed with our Reciprocity with Florida and Virginia (illegal); then there was her outright refusal to defend PA Law (abrogation of her sworn duty); nepotism (PA ethcis code violation); and then letting her Democrat buddies in Philly - after 400 HOURS of video and audio of them taking BRIBES - off the hook (Conspiracy??)
She needs to be gone. The SAME law standards need to apply to elected hired help as they do to us.
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