Cawley Revs Up GOP Members At Pre-Election Gathering

October 30, 2014 | Filed under: Photo Gallery,Politics,Subject Categories | Posted by:
SMILING faces greeted overflow crowd at Romano’s Catering in Juniata Tuesday night. Seated at reception desk were Leslieann DiPasquale, Pat Carr and Carmella Fitzpatrick.

SMILING faces greeted overflow crowd at Romano’s Catering in Juniata Tuesday night. Seated at reception desk were Leslieann DiPasquale, Pat Carr and Carmella Fitzpatrick.

ATTORNEY George Twardy, 2nd from left, is planning judicial run and gets feedback from Tom Matkowski, Michael Meehan and Matt Wolfe.

ATTORNEY George Twardy, 2nd from left, is planning judicial run and gets feedback from Tom Matkowski, Michael Meehan and Matt Wolfe.

REPUBLICAN City Committee Ex.Director Joe DeFelice, Esq., chats with South Philly leaders Nick Marrandino and Dominic Chiavaroli.

REPUBLICAN City Committee Ex.Director Joe DeFelice, Esq., chats with South Philly leaders Nick Marrandino and Dominic Chiavaroli.

WARD LEADER Adam Lang and Aldridk Gessa, standing, join Bello family: Sheila, Stephanie and Talmadge.

WARD LEADER Adam Lang and Aldridk Gessa, standing, join Bello family: Sheila, Stephanie and Talmadge.

FOP President John McNesby shares moment with seasoned leaders Jim Mugford and Bill Ivers.

FOP President John McNesby shares moment with seasoned leaders Jim Mugford and Bill Ivers.

LONG-TIME GOP 31st Ward Leader Vince Fenerty chats with Nick Cinalli and Carl Ciglar.

LONG-TIME GOP 31st Ward Leader Vince Fenerty chats with Nick Cinalli and Carl Ciglar.

WELL-KNOWN foursome were Vito Canuso, Bill Ivers, Ken Adams and Joe Murphy.

WELL-KNOWN foursome were Vito Canuso, Bill Ivers, Ken Adams and Joe Murphy.

BLACK Republican Council Chairman Calvin Tucker and 21st Ward Leader Walt Vogler flank candidates Megan Rath and Bill Pounds. Billy was limping, having tripped over Roxborough fence while he was door-knocking.

BLACK Republican Council Chairman Calvin Tucker and 21st Ward Leader Walt Vogler flank candidates Megan Rath and Bill Pounds. Billy was limping, having tripped over Roxborough fence while he was door-knocking.

ASPITES were in attendance as Jerry, Jr. and Antonio join Jerry Aspite, Sr.

ASPITES were in attendance as Jerry, Jr. and Antonio join Jerry Aspite, Sr.

ENJOYING festivities were Jerry Aspite, Mike Cibik, Ken Adams and Joe Samuel.

ENJOYING festivities were Jerry Aspite, Mike Cibik, Ken Adams and Joe Samuel.

DISCUSSING agenda for evening were Republican City Committee Chairman State Rep. John Taylor. staffer Annie Havey and Exec. Dir. Joe DeFelice.

DISCUSSING agenda for evening were Republican City Committee Chairman State Rep. John Taylor. staffer Annie Havey and Exec. Dir. Joe DeFelice.

STATE REP. John Taylor welcomes Lt. Gov. Jim Cawley, who gave crowd riproaring get-out-vote speech.

STATE REP. John Taylor welcomes Lt. Gov. Jim Cawley, who gave crowd riproaring get-out-vote speech.

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2 Responses to Cawley Revs Up GOP Members At Pre-Election Gathering

  1. Can someone explain why a Democrat State Senator and a Democrat City Councilman would stand side by side while Lt. Gov. Cawley touts his good deeds down in Chinatown, so close to a Governor/Lt. Governor election only a week away? That’s what Larry Farnese and Squilla did this week.

    C’mon guys, do you need the Chinatown votes that bad you couldn’t wait until after the elections? Is there a hidden agenda behind Farnese’s wanting to cuddle up to Cawley, other than riding the Act 89 money the Republicans are throwing around the state?

    Cawley and Sec. Shlock and his Deputy of PennDOT Administrator Brad Mallory went to a botched City Line Avenue resurfacing project to tout none other than “Gov. Corbett”. That was politics at its best timing. City Avenue went thru the worse pothole season ever this year and that was because PennDOT cancelled the entire 2012-2013 paving season. What they did not expect was the severe weather this year 2014 left City Avenue in its entirety left defenseless to snow, ice and salt.

    Larry, you should be asking yourself, “Was I used to help the Republican cause?” By the way, you are my State Senator.

    Frank Graff
    October 31, 2014 at 2:55 am

  2. All politicians want to make sure they share in the credit for a project like the Chinatown center because all are involved – Democrats at the city and state level as well as Republicans in the administration. So you will always see a bipartisan turnout at press events like these.

    How are you doing, Frank? I got used to you on TV but I haven’t heard from you for a while.

    –Jim Tayoun

    editor @pr
    October 31, 2014 at 10:25 am

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