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Advocate for Biblical Values and Religious Freedom
Advocate for the Abolishment of Abortion
Advocate for Term Limits
Advocate for Protection of 2nd Amendment Rights
Advocate for Limited Government
Advocate for Fiscal Responsibility and Low Taxes
I am an attorney living in Everett, Bedford County, Pennsylvania and am a member of the Bedford County Bar Association and the Pennsylvania Bar Association.
Before commencing my legal career, I served as a Revenue Officer with the Internal Revenue Service where I was awarded the IRS Special Achievement Award. I also served as an Intelligence Officer in the U.S. Navy with Airborne Early Warning Squadron VAW-123.
I received my Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from the Pennsylvania State University and my Juris Doctorate from Temple University.
Pastor Jerry Prevo explains why many pastors avoid warning against two of the most pressing moral issues of our day—homosexuality and abortion.
Abortion, infanticide, and euthanasia all rely on the same perverse logic: that some lives aren’t worth living.
According to Guttmacher Institute, a majority of women who seek late-term abortions “are not doing so for reasons of fetal anomaly or life endangerment.”
In response to the increasing evidence that the Democrat Party is the party of killing babies, even those about to be born or even those who have been born, Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse has introduce…
New York state weakened protections for unborn babies on Tuesday, codifying in state law the provisions granted by the U.S. Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision in 1973 that legalized abortion.