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Monday, October 30, 2006
Trick or Treat in the PA 154th.
As we near election day candidate Anderson wants
to remind voters that 'Pay Raise Scandal' did happen. It is not a figment of our imagination. "Curry voted for
the pay raise and he accepted it. It is irrelevant whether he sponsored legislation to repeal it or whether he returned
the money. It was reckless disregard for a law which says that legislators can not accept a pay raise in the middle
of their term.
What ever happened to retirement at age
65 ?" says Anderson.
"Curry wanted to scrap the entire property tax
system and replace it with an income tax. But wait..., that's too unrealistic and what happened ? He voted my
position as espoused in the spring voters guide.
And just as confusing, representative Curry has
voted to raise the state income tax every chance he has had while immersing himself in special interest programs. It's time
for change. This can't be what you folks want."
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Bruce, born June, 1960, is single, lives with and is caregiver for his
widowed father.
Bruce attended Wyncote Elementary, Cedarbrook Middle School, and Cheltenham
High School - 1978. Bruce graduated from Washington and Jefferson College in 1982 with a B.A. in Economics. Bruce passed
the AICPA state licensing CPA exam administered in Philadelphia May 1992.
While living in Bucks County for 6 years Bruce was a committeeman in New
Britain Township South 1 (1992 &1994). He helped on the campaigns of Governor Tom Ridge, Mark Schweiker Lieutenant
Governor, Senator Stewart Greenleaf -PA 12th, and Thomas Druce -PA 144th as well as others. Circulating petitions
is an important task and usually the duty of committeepeople. Bruce was also elected New Britain Township Auditor on
Nov. 2, 1993.
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