Reunite Pennsylvania

The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and it's legislature are currently divided and paralyzed by partisan politics. Politicians have made a habit of standing for their Party rather than representing the people that they were elected to serve. Public service has been replaced with self-service, and elected officials cater to Party Caucuses and political fat cats. The only way to end the behavior is to remove from office those individuals that are guilty of it.

Career Politicians are the Problem

Career politicians have been seen switching parties to make sure that they can "get re-elected" and others are playing political games (i.e. running for office as BOTH Republican and Democrat) in attempts to pad the numbers for their re-election attempts. Old-school political games may have worked a decade ago, but voters are recognizing the problem and they are motivated to stop it.

Concerned Citizens are Cutting Through the Red Tape

People in our community are getting involved in politics for the first time in their lives because they are concerned. Sick and tired of "politics as usual", citizens are less concerned about the two Party system and are more concerned about good government. Many voters now consider themselves to be "independent" voters regardless of their party affiliation. They are ignoring party rhetoric and concentrating on the issues that really matter.

Reuniting has Already Begun

Pennsylvanians are attempting to reunite politically with their friends, family, co-workers and neighbors. We are trying to find common ground where we all agree rather than arguing about those divisive topics that push us further apart. It is only through cooperation that we can move forward for positive change.