Adams County Republican Committee
PO Box 3415, Gettysburg, PA 17325 | 717-338-9085
2019 Primary Election
Elected Officials
Annual Meet Your Legislator’s Breakfast
The ACRC hosted its 4th Annual Meet Your Legislators Breakfast at the Dobbin House, on Saturday, April 27, 2019, in Gettysburg. Elected officials included Congressman John Joyce, State Representatives Dan Moul and Torren Ecker, and County Commissioners Randy Phiel and Jim Martin. The event was well attended. Here are a few pics from the event. More may be found on our Facebook page here.
ACRC Headquarters Hours
In preparation for May 21st Primary Election our ACRC Headquarters will be open three days a week!
Come get your signs!
Hours:
Tuesdays: 12noon to 5pm
Wednesdays: 12 noon to 5pm
Fridays: 2pm to 5pm
Monday May 20: 12 noon to 5pm
Address: 100 Buford Ave., Gettysburg, PA 17325
Republican Party of PA | The Office of the Communications Director News Briefing | 04/29/2019
Here are today’s news brief headlines of interest. Click Read More below to read the articles.
Pennsylvania
Here are today’s news brief headlines of interest. Click Read More below to read the articles.
- Republican Party of Pennsylvania, Val DiGiorgio, PA GOP Chairman’s Update – April 28, 2019
- Republican Party of Pennsylvania, Press Release, ICYMI: Chester County Deputy DA Megan McCarthy King on Superior Court bid – “I am a law and order person that will uphold the constitution and the laws as they are written”
- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Linda Wilson Fuoco & Richard Lord, House Speaker Turzai’s lawsuit seeks to stop county Redevelopment Authority from tapping fund
- WITF, Susan Phillips, Suburban Philadelphia state senators seek answers from DEP chief over Mariner East pipeline
- Associated Press, Staff Reports, Court strikes down state tax on casinos to aid other casinos
National
- USA Today, Ryan Miller, Funeral service for San Diego synagogue victim who shielded rabbi to be held Monday, and more updates
- Fox News, Gregg Re, Barr spars with Nadler, threatens to skip testimony after dispute over hearing format
- NY Daily News, Brian Niemietz, Trump agreed to pay N. Korea for the release of Otto Warmbier, then stiffed them, according to National Security Adviser John Bolton
U.S. Rep. John Joyce on Mueller Report: “The case is closed.”
As reported by Penn Live:
Freshman Congressman John Joyce, R-Blair County, has offered one of the Pennsylvania delegation’s most pro-President Donald J. Trump takes to date on the newly-released Mueller Report on Russian interference in the 2016 American presidential campaign.
“The case is closed. It is now our duty as members of Congress to move on and get back to work for the American people and address important issues like the crisis at the southern border, which I witnessed first-hand this week.” Read More.