Why PA Rep. Russ Diamond Kicks So Much Ass

The representative of the 102nd district (Lebanon,PA) is Russ Diamond. I love this guy, not only has he always been on the side of the people of our district before the Rona Rona but has been on the forefront of common sense and freedom in PA. Below is a mass quote as this is word for word from his news letter he emails to those that chose to get them. I do not know where else to find his newsletters, perhaps FaCIAbook but IDK I don't play in that litter box.

I swear I love this guy and hate politicians this guy could be my drinking buddy, and him and I both share a hatred for the Clown Tom Wolf **** Him .
Russ Diamond in my opinion has been doing one hell of a job in my district and I would like to encourage others to chime in with what their district Reps are all about.

Most Recent newsletter:

Representative Russ Diamond
E-Newsletter
Working for Pennsylvania’s 102nd District: Lebanon County
Wednesday, March 31, 2021

Show Wolf Your Papers: Governor Supports Biden Vaccine Passport

President Joseph R. Biden is rallying governors to implement a vaccine passport requirement for American citizens. When asked by the media this past week if he would go along with such an invasive policy, Gov. Tom Wolf said he does support it.

In case you don’t know, “vaccine passports” are a mobile device or printout that tells people whether or not you have had a COVID-19 vaccination or have recently tested negative for COVID-19. Essentially, as has happened in New York, this is the government paying to develop something that forces people to give over private health information in order to go out to eat, enter businesses, see a movie, etc.

American citizens should not be punished or hindered for the medical choices they choose to make with regard to vaccinations. Medical freedom and informed consent have always been basic principles of American health care. As a member of the Pennsylvania General Assembly, I am committed to protecting and preserving that right.

With regard to the federal congressional Democrats and the Biden administration pushing such a policy, I encourage you to make your feelings known to your congressman and both of our U.S. senators, Sen. Pat Toomey and Sen. Robert Casey. Together, we must stand strong and protect our medical freedom and personal liberty.

Last Most Recent Newsletter:

Representative Russ Diamond
E-Newsletter
Working for Pennsylvania’s 102nd District: Lebanon County
Thursday, March 18, 2021

House Government Oversight Committee to Investigate Wolf Nursing Home Policies

With the Democrat-controlled New York State Legislature in Albany calling for Gov. Andrew Cuomo to resign for the nursing home deaths he caused with his reckless emergency power actions, I have been contacted by many constituents who believe Gov. Tom Wolf should face similar consequences.

Wolf’s policies mirror the COVID-19 emergency actions of Cuomo’s with the same devastating results – more than 12,700 Pennsylvanians died of COVID-19 in nursing homes over the last year, accounting for more than half of the Commonwealth’s virus-related deaths. The friends and families of those men and women deserve to know if or how the Wolf administration’s policy requiring nursing homes to admit COVID-19-positive patients to these facilities contributed to the fate of their loved ones.

House Majority Leader Kerry Benninghoff (R-Centre/Mifflin) this week formally referred an investigation of the Wolf administration’s handling of nursing homes during the COVID-19 pandemic to the House Government Oversight Committee.

A year after the pandemic began, data reported about deaths in Pennsylvania’s nursing homes remains incomplete and, in some cases, contradictory. Questions were also raised when Secretary of Health Rachel Levine removed her own mother from a nursing home and did not warn Pennsylvanians of the risks inside the Commonwealth’s facilities, which are overseen by the Department of Health.


Governor Refuses to Lift All Restrictions One Year Later

One year after Gov. Tom Wolf first issued COVID-19 mandates for businesses and other facilities and activities, he announced plans to lift only some of his targeted restrictions on restaurants and other businesses, as well as increase gathering limits.

The following changes take effect on Sunday, April 4:
• Restaurants may resume bar service.
• Alcohol service will be allowed without the purchase of food.
• The curfew for removing alcoholic drinks from tables will be lifted.
• Indoor dining capacity will be raised to 75% for those restaurants that are currently self-certified and those that undergo the self-certification process, which involves agreeing to strictly comply to all public health safety guidelines and orders, including the cleaning and mitigation protocols and other operational requirements.
• Those restaurants that do not self-certify may raise capacity to 50%.
• Occupancy capacity for other businesses also will be increased, including moving personal services facilities, gyms and entertainment facilities (casinos, theatres, malls) to 75%.
• Occupancy limits for indoor events will increase to 25% of maximum, regardless of venue size, and maximum occupancy limits for outdoor events to allow for 50% of maximum occupancy, regardless of venue size. Maximum occupancy is permitted only if attendees and workers are able to comply with the 6-foot physical distancing requirement.
Requirements such as mask-wearing and social distancing are unchanged.

However, as this week marked the one-year anniversary of his restrictions, we can look forward to the May 18 primary where Pennsylvanians will be the final judge on the extent of his emergency powers. No governor should be allowed to abuse their power during emergencies and no Legislature should be powerless to rein them in when harm comes to its constituents.

Watch my remarks on the one-year anniversary to “slow the spread” in Pennsylvania below.


Click here to view video.

Don’t Be Fooled by Ballot Question Language

Republican leaders in the House and Senate are warning voters about the language used by the Wolf administration for two questions that will appear on the May 18 primary ballot relating to disaster emergency declarations in Pennsylvania.

The proposals simply ask voters if the state Constitution should be amended to limit a governor’s emergency declarations to 21 days unless extensions are approved by the General Assembly. In addition, they propose a second constitutional amendment that would allow a termination resolution to end an emergency declaration without approval from the governor. The proposals would reinstate the Constitutional balance of power and ensure every citizen’s voice is heard in government.

However, the Wolf administration inserted fearmongering political rhetoric into the questions which intentionally misleads voters on the true purposes of the proposals. We urge voters not to be deceived by the language they will see on the ballots but to instead reference the actual legislation, which you can see here.

Link To Video In Quoted Section

I again apologize for the mass quoted sections, and would like to reiterate I do not know of another way to present this information to everyone via links, videos, or pictures of a physical newspaper.

What are your DIstrict Reps up to American ATSers and non American equivalent's elsewhere?

B-man

a reply to: Brotherman

Perhaps he has a peculiar kink?

A cross between foot fetishism and the desire to touch peopless behinds?

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Brotherman

Perhaps he has a peculiar kink?

A cross between foot fetishism and the desire to touch peopless behinds?

I'm at a loss I was writing a really smart ass reply then said eff it. Can you elaborate please because I'm not exactly understanding where your coming from even though I am leaning towards what you said is a china biden jab.

seems like they're trying hard to push this passport bs.

anyone know where I can get a fake id?

originally posted by: Brotherman

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Brotherman

Perhaps he has a peculiar kink?

A cross between foot fetishism and the desire to touch peopless behinds?

I'm at a loss I was writing a really smart ass reply then said eff it. Can you elaborate please because I'm not exactly understanding where your coming from even though I am leaning towards what you said is a china biden jab.

That poster is from the other side of the Earth.
Apparently thinks guns in the hand of the US populace is really bad, but when confronted with the story of the governor of a state pulling off a mass murder.... that only gets a joke response.

a reply to: butcherguy

I see, thank you for the clarification.

originally posted by: Brotherman

originally posted by: chr0naut
a reply to: Brotherman

Perhaps he has a peculiar kink?

A cross between foot fetishism and the desire to touch peopless behinds?

I'm at a loss I was writing a really smart ass reply then said eff it. Can you elaborate please because I'm not exactly understanding where your coming from even though I am leaning towards what you said is a china biden jab.

No, it had no relation to any US President. Also, Biden is the President of the USA and China is a separate sovereign nation.

As near as I understand it, Biden has been ambivalent in relation to China. As was the previous US President, who idealized, and then denigrated China and its leaders, in alternate sentences, and then ultimately did nothing in terms of trade or sanction.

Going on the content and language of the OP, you seem to have some degree of political confusion, which was why I responded to the absurd mental image that the title of your post elicited, rather than dealing with the fact that it was a whole lot of political propaganda, that is oft repeated, but largely vacuous.

Let me explain: In truth, despite the 'fist pumpy' rah-rah of the OP, I suspect that the representative mentioned has never assaulted anyone's rear end - especially a political opponent. If he was in the habit of violent assaults of such type, he would be better in prison than to be commended.

Personally, as a country that is the worst affected by COVID-19 than any other country (largest number of those infected and largest number of dead from it), terminating the lockdown for political popularity is particularly irresponsible.

I would hope that the money from the CARES act, designed to assist people through lockdowns, is withheld from your district and redistributed to those who are doing it tough - it's only fair.

a reply to: chr0naut

Idk bro, this is in the people section. What are your local representatives all about if there is one that you think does a particularly good job?


And the governor did deny my district of federal covid funds unless businesses signed special contracts agreeing to special rules out lined by the governor, lots of people went out of business and lots of people lost a lot of jobs. Russ Diamond is an active member along with other folks like Frank Ryan trying to correct this criminal behavior by nazi Tom Wolfe.