Underdog Militia Report

In this report I discuss some of the Pennsylvania republican primary election results for Tuesday may 19, 2009.
I also discuss public nudity. Liberty, firearms, the economy, mercantilism, and I also have something to say about the 14th amendment.

 

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On Tuesday May 19, 2009, the voters of York County Pennsylvania denied the incumbent District Attorney the Republican nomination.
Tom Kearney won the Republican nomination for District attorney of York County. Mr Kearney is a former assistant DA who also happened to be the last person who ran against Mr Rebert, back when Mr Rebert was first elected to the office of District attorney in 1985.

Unfortunately the republican nomination for two judges of the court of common pleas of York County went to taskmaster union endorsed candidates. Chuck Patterson (one of Rebert’s henchmen) and Harry Ness.

I’m planning on recording another Underdog Militia Report podcast at the end of the week with more detailed coverage about the election. I might also be discussing other news & events. I’m also going to tell you a story about courage and cowardice.

In the first podcast I discuss some political corruption in York County, PA, involving Hugh Stan Rebert the District Attorney of York County. Also some police corruption involving David Duffy the former Newberry Township Police Chief.

 

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Hugh Stanley Rebert is one of the most corrupt people in York County Pennsylvania.  Since his election to the office of district attorney in 1985 he has been at war with the people’s liberty.

I was reading the newspaper and saw that someone is planning to run against that piece of trash.

His site is tomkearneyforda.com

I shall be writing a serious article in the future about how corrupt Rebert is.

A little over a year ago I decided to put out all the information I have about the diseased corpse that calls itself society.

Here it comes.