Take a listen to a clip of my interview on the John Frederick’s Show!
Iran: “many Americans are crippled or dead today because of Iran..they’ve waged a war against us and our people and it’s about time we shut the door on that”
March 10, 1862 - first US Government paper money issued
Please enjoy this short clip from my morning interview on the John Frederick’s Show!
“If we see a more moderate government coming in..a government we can work with that’s going to be a good neighbor, that’s going to play well for the president and for the republicans across the nation”…
HARRISBURG — Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-33), chairman of the Senate Veterans Affairs and Emergency Preparedness Committee, issued the following statement in response to the fatal shooting of Pennsylvania State Police Cpl. Timothy O’Connor in Chester County:
“Last night, Pennsylvania lost a brave and faithful servant of our commonwealth.
“Cpl. Tim O’Connor, a 15-year veteran of the Pennsylvania State Police, was conducting a traffic stop in Chester County after reports of a vehicle driving erratically. As he approached the vehicle, the suspect opened fire, tragically taking Cpl. O’Connor’s life. The suspect then exited the vehicle, walked a short distance and cowardly took his own life in what appears to be a murder-suicide.
“There are no words sufficient for a loss like this. What should have been a routine moment of service ended in unimaginable tragedy. It is a painful reminder that every time our law enforcement officers put on the uniform, they accept risks most of us will never fully understand. They stand watch over our communities, often in the quiet moments and ordinary places, protecting strangers they may never meet.
“Cpl. O’Connor leaves behind his loving wife, Casey, their young daughter, and his parents, Maureen and Tim. Our hearts are deeply broken for them. The loss of a husband, a father, a son and a protector leaves a space that can never truly be filled.
“Rebbie and I extend our deepest and most heartfelt condolences to Casey, their daughter, his parents Maureen and Tim, and to the entire Pennsylvania State Police family who are mourning the loss of a brother in uniform. We pray that God surrounds them with His comfort, peace and strength in the difficult days ahead.
“Scripture reminds us that ‘Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God.’ Cpl. O’Connor lived that calling through his service and sacrifice.
“Please join Rebbie and me in lifting Cpl. O’Connor’s family, friends and fellow troopers up in prayer. May the Lord receive Cpl. O’Connor into His eternal peace, and may we never forget the sacrifice he made in the line of duty for all of us.”
March 9 – Pennsylvania Charter Day (1681)
On this day in 1681, King Charles II granted a charter to William Penn, officially establishing the Province of Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania was founded on bold principles for its time — religious freedom, fair governance, and representative government. William Penn envisioned a colony rooted in liberty of conscience and peaceful coexistence.
Charter Day marks the beginning of Pennsylvania’s story — a story that helped shape the foundation of American democracy.
Today, we celebrate the vision, faith, and courage that built the Keystone State.
Take a listen to my morning segment on Real America’s Voice where we discuss Iran.
“America is better off when Iran is reined in…since 1983 Iran has waged a war”
“Peace through strength..nobody has done it like Donald Trump”
“It’s nice having an adult in charge”
