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Sunday, October 14, 2012

Moms Talk

How Much Should our Kids Know About our Political Views?

November 6 is fast approaching, which means the good, the bad and the ugly of our political process is pretty much every where we turn. How much should our kids be exposed to it all?

Moms Talk is a weekly feature on all Lehigh Valley Patches in which local parents, caregivers and other members of the community are invited to share opinions and advice on parenting topics. This week’s Moms Talk question was sparked by a recent Moms Talk essay on the Redmond Patch and relates to children and politics. Election Day is less than a month away and evidence of that is pretty much everywhere we look. Turn on the TV, and there are election ads. Head out to the mailbox and there is campaign literature. Answer the telephone during dinner, and someone is calling to find out if so-and-so’s position on such-and-such issue would make you more or less likely to vote for him/her. Visit any Patch site these days and there’s a bevy of …

Lisa Amey

9:28 am on Monday, October 15, 2012

I think kids usually parrot what opinions the parents have about political candidates. If my kids have questions, I will certainly share my thoughts. I will state, however, that it's okay to disagree with me if they want.   more ›

Monday, October 8, 2012

Jill Biden Energizes Obama Supporters

Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, makes a campaign stop in Wescosville Monday to drum up support for the Obama-Biden ticket in the final weeks of the campaign.

Laura J. Marie has been so frustrated with friends and family who do not support the Obama-Biden ticket that she went online a few days ago to offer to help the president's re-election campaign. "And I was invited here today," she said as she stood among the 100 or so supporters who came to hear Jill Biden speak Monday at the Pennsylvania State Education Association office in Wescosville. "I only wish I did it sooner." Marie, who said she voted for Obama in 2008, was clearly among like-minded individuals as she waited for Jill Biden to approach the podium. Some, like Allentown resident and retired Salisbury High School art teacher Dolly Yanolko, were quite emphatic in their support for the president. “Any teacher who doesn’t vote for a …

Colter95

11:23 am on Saturday, November 3, 2012

Do you think Obama is a good guy and a straight shooter? Read on, please: 
Obama has been an economic disaster the last four years, and this Benghazi disgrace is completely unacceptable... This country does not reward failure and dishonesty out of the White House... http://www.factcheck.org/2012/06/obamas-outsourcer-overreach/ http://obamalies.net/list-of-obamas-failures http://blog.heritage.org/…   more ›

Jill Biden Lists Ways 'Barack and Joe' Moved Country Forward

The vice president's wife meets with educators and campaigners at the Pennsylvania State Teachers Association in Wescosville on the eve of the Oct. 9 voter registration deadline.

A slightly road-weary Jill Biden addressed fellow educators, former teachers, campaign workers and students assembled by invitation Monday at the offices of the Pennsylvania State Education Association in Wescosville. Space would only allow for a small group to see Biden, who started her day at Obama headquarters in Harrisburg and then traveled to Scranton and Hazleton before her last stop in Lower Macungie Township. It was the last stop of an important day – the eve of the final day to register to vote in the Nov. 6 presidential election. Getting out the vote was the theme sounded by the three enthusiastic Democrats who introduced her: Serena Villalba, a volunteer campaign worker from the West Coast; Easton Mayor Sal Panto, and Joyce …

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Lee

5:37 pm on Sunday, October 14, 2012

be fair and read Stanley Kurtz's new book and you'll see what is going on.   more ›

Saturday, October 6, 2012

Jill Biden to Campaign in Wescosville Monday

Dr. Jill Biden will stop at the Pennsylvania Education Association as part of a two-day, seven-city tour for the Obama campaign.

  Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, is coming Monday, Oct. 8, to Wescosville, as part of a two-day, seven-city canvass kickoff for the Obama-Biden campaign. Jill Biden will arrive at 5:15 p.m. at the Pennsylvania State Education Association, 4950 Medical Center Circle, Wescosville, for what is being called a Voter Registration and Canvass Thank-You Event. According to the Obama campaign, Jill Biden will encourage supporters and volunteers to remind Pennsylvanians to register to vote before the Oct. 9 deadline. She also will encourage volunteers to help organize their communities between now and Election Day and to thank them for canvassing. Biden's visit to Wescosville will be the last of four stops on Monday, following …

louis kootsares

7:43 am on Wednesday, October 10, 2012

wfmz had a poll romney won by 12 points maybe those people asked their doctors about obahmacare or knew his performance at the united nations condeming the film maker who caused the americans deaths and how sorry he was or they are not better off now realize ayatolla obahma was a infiltrator sent from the arab nations   more ›

Thursday, October 4, 2012

Jill Biden to Campaign for Obama in Allentown Monday

Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, will reportedly campaign in Allentown Monday but details are not yet released.

  Jill Biden, wife of Vice President Joe Biden, will campaign in Allentown Monday as part of a seven-stop Pennsylvania tour for the Obama campaign, according to a report on PoliticsPa. Allentown Mayor Ed Pawlowski told The Morning Call that a location for her visit has not yet been decided. Biden's visit follows Michelle Obama's campaign stop at Moravian College in Bethlehem in August. Joe Biden was at Lafayette College in Easton in May as part of the college's Lives of Liberty series.  Jill Biden will also stop in Harrisburg, Scranton and Hazleton on Monday, followed by campaign events in Reading, Lancaster and Philadelphia on Tuesday, PoliticsPa said.

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