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Re: I say YES. YOU say NO....Numero Tre! Enjoy!
Election fraud linked to a Republican and not the first case in our area.
Huntingdon Valley, PA man admits voting five times in two elections. How he did itJo Ciavaglia, Bucks County Courier TimesSeptember 26, 2024·2 min read1
A 62-year-old Montgomery County man has admitted he committed voter fraud after registering to vote in three places and casting five votes in the 2020 and 2022 races.
Huntingdon Valley resident Philip C. Pulley entered a guilty plea Sept. 25 to double voting, election fraud and falsely registering to vote before U.S. District Court Judge Mitch Goldberg in Philadelphia. He is scheduled to be sentenced next year and faces a potential maximum of 15 years in federal prison and up to a $250,000 fine.
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A federal investigation found that Pulley registered to vote in Lighthouse Point, Broward County, Florida, where he owns a home in 2018, though he was registered to vote in Montgomery County since 1996.
In 2020, Pulley used a false home address and Social Security number to register to vote in Philadelphia, where he applied for a mail-in ballot to vote in the general election.
Also in Nov. 2020, Pulley applied for, and submitted an absentee ballot in Broward County, and also voted in-person in Montgomery County, according to the government.
A U.S. Attorney spokeswoman did not immediately respond to an email Thursday asking if Pulley submitted a mail-in ballot in Philadelphia for the 2020 presidential election.
Pulley also admitted to voting three times in 2022 midterm elections, when he cast an early ballot in Broward County, then five days later voted in person in Montgomery County and Philadelphia.
State voting records show in Montgomery County Pulley was a registered Republican between 2020 and 2022 and he voted in-person in those elections.
Last year Pulley switched his party registration to Democrat in Montgomery County, and voted by mail in the 2023 municipal general election, according to a Sept. 23 full voter export from the Pennsylvania Department of State.
Pulley registered as a Democrat in Philadelphia in February 2020, and he voted by mail-in ballot in the 2021 and 2023 municipal elections and in-person in 2022, the state voter data shows.
Florida voter registration records show Pulley registered as a Republican in 2018.
There is no record of him voting in either Montgomery County or Philadelphia in 2024.
Re: Summer/Fall 2024 Radiation Support thread
Sounds about right. Supposedly symptoms peak two weeks after the last radiation treatment. Hang in there! You’ll be feeling better before you know it 🥰
Re: Scared
Hi there. I'm sorry to hear about your diagnosis. I had the same thing and my treatment was the same. I won't lie, chemo is rough. My advice don't be hard on yourself. However you handle it, it is the right way. People will try and tell you how you should feel. You will have some good days and bad. My biggest issue with the chemo was the fatigue. Give yourself opportunities to rest, schedule some pamper time and let people help you.
Re: ER-, PR-, Her2+ Roll call
I've been on a couple of other threads, but just didn't have a connection the way I do with this group! @djschmidt1 I'm the same about recovery. It is taking way longer than I'd like for some of the SE's to leave! I'm just now feeling less tired, just in time to start radiation haha! Leg edema improving, but not gone. I have my second stand alone Phesgo shot Thursday and thankfully had no SE's from the 1st that was noticeable.
Yesterday I had my pre radiation scan and markings. Scheduled start date is Nov 4th, but she asked if they got the mapping (or whatever they do) done this week would I want to start next week. I was like YES! I want to get this over! She did say that after the RO reviewed the scans, it could alter treatment length. Praying it doesn't get longer than the 16 treatments! Three weeks and one day. I'm really dreading that drive every weekday!
I possibly have a seroma in the breast and RO is sending me to PT for evaluation. That is scheduled Friday. Also on Thursday, I see my surgeon for the seroma. RO thought it would be a good idea for her to take a look as well.
Anyone else in the radiation stage? I think a couple of you have finished that. @bailey.boo are you getting ready to start?
Re: ER-, PR-, Her2+ Roll call
Hi all, been following along dealing with hurricane stuff and now back to work for the time being until they release me in March. I feel for the ladies going through treatment, it was the hardest thing I’ve ever done BUT it was a success in the end, I pray the same for you. While I’m still having immunotherapy, I fully expected to magically feel better but recovery is a long road, I’m finding. Thanks for posting about the scar tissue as my breast is still tender 5 months post surgery. It’s certainly a journey and I’m deeply grateful for this group of warriors because most people just don’t understand. ❤️
Re: ER-, PR-, Her2+ Roll call
I love all of you on this thread so much. Reading the exchange of tips like how to make a homemade version of Magic Mouthwash and sharing the La Roche Posay skin care product names warms my heart. It’s these seemingly little things which are actually very very big things that are a huge help to us all get through this tough process. Here’s to the power of connection and friendship. Love to you all! 🥰