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Created: July 24, 2026

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ICYMI – July 24, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet features two new Broad + Liberty articles. The first, “No answer from Temple U. center for anti-racism on how it’s using taxpayers’ $1.3 million,” examines the lack of transparency regarding how state taxpayer dollars are being spent. The second, “Officials announce $2 billion to build two military ships at Hanwha Philly Shipyard,” highlights a major federal investment in Philadelphia’s shipbuilding industry.

The Conservative Voice returns live this Friday (July 24) with host Gary Heasley and co-hosts Mina Quarles and Felice Fein breaking down the week’s most consequential news and what it means for Pennsylvania and the nation. Joining the program are Admiral William J. Fallon, USN (Ret.), former Commander of U.S. Central Command and U.S. Pacific Command, to discuss renewed conflict with Iran, America’s military options, and the U.S.-Israel Defense Technology Cooperative Initiative; followed by renowned historian and Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Victor Davis Hanson, who offers his perspective on Europe’s evolving relationship with the United States, President Trump’s warning to Iran, and the growing political influence of the Democratic Socialists of America.

Also, don’t miss this week’s featured excerpts from The Conservative Voice, including the remarkable stories of World Cup visitors whose firsthand experiences in America shattered expectations and generated widespread enthusiasm for the United States.

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Created: July 17, 2026

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ICYMI – July 17, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet features two new Broad + Liberty articles. The first, “Fiscally responsible budget pushes billions off the books, says Diamond,” examines concerns that Pennsylvania’s newly enacted state budget relies on accounting maneuvers that defer billions of dollars in obligations rather than addressing long-term fiscal sustainability. The second, “Delaware County refuses to say whether cyberattack was ransomware,” continues Broad + Liberty’s reporting on Delaware County’s latest ongoing cyber incident, highlighting questions surrounding transparency, the nature of the attack, and its continued impact on county operations.

The Conservative Voice returns live this Friday (July 17) with host Gary Heasley and co-hosts Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) and Felice Fein discussing the Housing and Birthright Citizenship bills, Congress’s response to voter priorities, and President Trump’s national address. Joining the program are Cleta Mitchell, Senior Legal Fellow at the Conservative Partnership Institute, to analyze the President’s address and election integrity issues; David Blackmon, energy industry expert, to discuss the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, regional energy prices, and the future of small modular nuclear reactors; and Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt (Ret.), Newsmax contributor and Restore Liberty co-founder, with an update on renewed tensions involving Iran and the potential geopolitical implications of expanding U.S. investment in Iraq.

Also, be sure to check out this week’s featured excerpts from The Conservative Voice, featuring timely conversations and expert analysis on the issues shaping Pennsylvania, the nation, and the world.

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Created: July 10, 2026

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ICYMI – July 10, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet features two new Broad + Liberty articles. The first, “Supreme Court upholds state laws barring transgender girls from girls sports teams,” examines the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision allowing states to preserve girls’ and women’s athletic competition based on biological sex. The second, “Delaware County dodges basic questions about network intrusion as disruptions drag on,” explores the continuing fallout from Delaware County’s recent cyberattack, raising concerns about government transparency, operational disruptions, and cybersecurity preparedness.

The Conservative Voice returns live this Friday (July 10) with host Gary Heasley and co-host Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) covering the latest developments from the nation’s USA 250 celebrations, New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s pro-immigrant tirade, Europe’s renewed appreciation for the United States, President Trump’s call for a “NATO 3.0,” and the latest legal and political fallout from the Supreme Court’s birthright citizenship ruling. Joining the program are Lt. Col. Darin Gaub (Ret.), co-founder of Restore Liberty and author of Veritas Vincit, for an update on Iran, Ukraine, and global security; and Emerald Robinson of The Absolute Truth to discuss questions surrounding Senator Mitch McConnell’s health, election security, and the latest news from Washington.

Also, be sure to check out this week’s featured excerpts from The Conservative Voice, featuring our 250th Celebration Show from last week as well as timely conversations and expert analysis on the issues shaping Pennsylvania, the nation, and the world.

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Created: July 3, 2026

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ICYMI – July 3, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet features two new Broad + Liberty articles. The first, “McCormick, Fetterman announce Trump investment accounts,” examines the new tax-free investment accounts for children established under federal legislation. The second, “School choice is working. Why are some lawmakers trying to end it?” explores the growing success of Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit (OSTC) programs—and the effort by some lawmakers to eliminate these popular school choice initiatives.

The Conservative Voice is taking a break from its regular live broadcast this week in observance of the Independence Day holiday, but listeners can catch a special USA 250 program. Host Gary Heasley and co-hosts Mina Quarles and Felice Fein celebrate America’s 250th birthday with TCV Resident Historian Carris Kocher and guests from two of Philadelphia’s prestigious museums dedicated to preserving the history of America’s fight for independence and her founding! Tyler Putnam from the Museum of the American Revolution and Jeffrey Rosen of the National Constitution Center join the Team for a discussion of Pennsylvania’s pivotal role in the nation’s founding and the enduring legacy of the Declaration of Independence.

Also, be sure to check out this week’s featured excerpts from The Conservative Voice, with expert insights on the issues shaping Pennsylvania and the nation.

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Created: June 26, 2026

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ICYMI – June 26, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Pennsylvania alternative energy mandates cost ratepayers $3.3 billion,” which examines the growing financial impact of the Commonwealth’s alternative energy mandates on consumers and businesses, and “Just ask cops what they think of Larry Krasner,” which explores law enforcement perspectives on the Philadelphia District Attorney’s tenure and its impact on policing and public safety.

The Conservative Voice is LIVE this week (June 26), with Gary Heasley and co-hosts Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) and Felice Fein (Republican State Committee Member) tackling the Senate’s decision to abandon the SAVE America Act, legislation affecting Pennsylvania businesses, recent Supreme Court immigration rulings, and the implications of new Republican leadership in Chester and Bucks Counties. Guests include State Sen. Dawn Keefer (R-31) on Senate Bill 906 and its impact on Pennsylvania employers, followed by Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt (Ret.) with an expert assessment of the Iran conflict, the new U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding, and what it could mean for global oil markets.

Also, don’t miss this week’s featured conversation links from The Conservative Voice.

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Created: June 19, 2026

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ICYMI – June 19, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Delco election chief admits mail-in barcodes could link a ballot to its voter,” which raises questions about election transparency after Delaware County officials acknowledged that barcode data may be capable of connecting a mail-in ballot to an individual voter, and “Skill games are ruled illegal. Now what?” which explores the legal and budgetary fallout from a court ruling that could disrupt a major revenue source and complicate Commonwealth budget negotiations.

The Conservative Voice returns LIVE this week (June 19), and opens with Gary and guest host Brendan McCusker (HRCC Regional Director) discussing developments in Bucks and Chester Counties, the U.S.-Iran memorandum of understanding, Philadelphia politics, and the appointment of Chester County’s new Voter Services Director. Guests include Nicolas Hulscher, MPH, of the McCullough Foundation on questions surrounding childhood vaccines, COVID-era public health policies, and emerging health concerns; Peter Connolly with an Irish perspective on the European Union Migration Pact and its implications for Irish sovereignty; and Ada Nestor, candidate for Chester County Republican Chair, discussing her campaign, party leadership, and vision for the future of the organization.

Also enjoy this week’s collection of featured excerpts from The Conservative Voice.

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Created: June 12, 2026

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ICYMI – June 12, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Pennsylvania families are paying the price for childcare red tape,” which argues that regulatory barriers and workforce shortages are contributing to rising childcare costs and reduced access for working families across the Commonwealth, and “Pennsylvania’s top Democrats keep steering voters to a site built to harvest their personal data for political gain,” which examines concerns surrounding the continued promotion of Vote.PA despite questions about its ownership, data collection practices, and political affiliations.

This week, ICYMI features highlights from recent editions of The Conservative Voice. With no livestream or call-in program this Friday, we revisit several of the most compelling conversations from recent weeks, featuring elected officials, policy experts, economists, journalists, and thought leaders addressing issues ranging from election integrity and energy policy to economic trends, government accountability, education, and international affairs.

Also enjoy this week’s collection of featured excerpts from The Conservative Voice.

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Created: June 5, 2026

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ICYMI – June 5, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Deficit of $5.7 billion prompts prediction of crisis in Pennsylvania,” which notes that the Commonwealth’s spending trajectory could produce significant fiscal challenges, and “Electoral College puts the key in the Keystone State,” which argues that Pennsylvania’s pivotal role in presidential elections underscores the continuing importance of the Electoral College.

QuickFacts also highlights an upcoming Data Centers Town Hall hosted by Pennsylvania State Rep. Jamie Walsh on Friday, June 19, from 6:00–8:00 p.m. at the Sugarloaf Township Fire Hall in Sugarloaf, PA. With data center development accelerating across Pennsylvania, the discussion will focus on eminent domain, farmland preservation, energy infrastructure, and local community impacts.

The Conservative Voice this week (June 5) opens with Gary and co-hosts Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) and Felice Fein discussing the week’s most significant developments, including Philadelphia budget debates, approaching midterm-election dynamics, and other issues shaping the political landscape. Guests include Pennsylvania Rep. Jamie Walsh on concerns surrounding the use of eminent domain and the conversion of productive farmland for AI data center development; Energy Analyst David Blackmon (Forbes, The World Oil and The Petroleum Economist) on the state of the oil industry and its future outlook; and Dr. E.J. Antoni, Chief Economist at The Heritage Foundation, providing an update on the economy, including the risks and opportunities that may emerge from ongoing negotiations with Iran.

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Created: May 15, 2026

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ICYMI – May 15, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Delco Council President Womack failed to list six-figure tax debts on ethics forms,” which examines allegations that significant tax liabilities were omitted from required public disclosures, and “Pennsylvania won’t test internet-connected e-pollbooks in 2026 primary,” as unresolved technical questions and low interest from counties led the PA Department of State to delay the pilot until at least next year.

QuickFacts also reminds voters to make plans now for the Tuesday, May 19, Primary Election. Primary elections often shape the direction of our leadership long before November, making local participation especially important. Review the ballot, research the candidates, and show up ready to roll.

The Conservative Voice this week (May 15) opens with Gary and co-host Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) welcoming Pennsylvania Treasurer and GOP gubernatorial candidate Stacy Garrity for a discussion on the race for governor and her message to Pennsylvania voters ahead of Tuesday’s primary. Guests also include Steve Lucie, ‘The Cattle Guy‘ of Lucie Cattle Company and Awake Illinois, on the growing tension between farmland preservation, energy development, and corporate food systems. This will be followed by an extended, unscripted conversation with Victor Davis Hanson of Stanford University and Hillsdale College, covering global conflict, U.S.-China relations, economic instability, and other major geopolitical developments shaping our current moment.

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Created: May 8, 2026

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ICYMI – May 8, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Sen. McCormick visits bellwether district,” which examines early political signals from a key swing region and what they may reveal about voter sentiment heading into the next cycle, and “Shapiro ducks as parents demand fairness in girls sports,” which focuses on growing pressure from parents seeking clarity and policy responses on fairness in school athletics.

QuickFacts also highlights the upcoming Warrington Patriots gathering on Monday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. in Doylestown (96 West State Street), where The Conservative Voice host Gary Heasley will headline an evening focused on timely local, state, and national issues. The event begins with a 6:00 p.m. social hour, providing an opportunity for attendees to connect before the program. Open to members and guests, the evening is structured to encourage thoughtful discussion and community engagement.

The Conservative Voice this week (May 8) opens with Gary and co-hosts Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) and Felice Fein (Republican State Committee Member) addressing major developments, including election security concerns, updates on Iran, and debate surrounding congressional seat shifts following the 2020 Census. Guests include Alex Newman, Senior Editor of The New American Magazine, on the influence of the Southern Poverty Law Center and its impact on education; followed by a discussion on lessons from Ohio’s primary election and what it signals about voter enthusiasm; and Emerald Robinson, The Absolute Truth, who will examine recent developments surrounding Dr. Fauci and broader political implications.

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Created: May 1, 2026

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ICYMI – May 1, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Questions mount at PHRC as vacancies, resignations, and an investigation collide,” which outlines a deepening governance breakdown at the Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission amid vacancies, turnover, and an active investigation, and “Philabundance fighting hunger,” which sheds light on the plight of 700,000 facing food insecurity in the region—including one in three Philadelphia children—while highlighting the efforts of Philabundance, and the support it receives from Walmart and Sam’s Club.

QuickFacts also highlights the upcoming Warrington Patriots gathering on Monday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. in Doylestown (96 West State Street), where The Conservative Voice host Gary Heasley will headline an evening focused on timely local, state, and national issues. The event begins with a 6:00 p.m. social hour, providing an opportunity for attendees to connect before the program. Open to members and guests, the evening is structured to encourage thoughtful discussion and community engagement.

The Conservative Voice this week (May 1) opens with Gary and co-hosts Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) and Felice Fein (Republican State Committee Member) tackling a wide range of developments, including race-based redistricting and the raids in Minnesota’s “Somaliland.” Guests include Dr. Beth Ann Rosica of Broad + Liberty who will discuss the non-compliant Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission ‘DEI Hub’ and the implications of a radicalized education system; John Nantz, former FBI agent, who will cover the indictment of James Comey, and the third Trump assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner; and Thomas W. King III, Esq., Partner, Dillon, McCandless, King, Coulter & Graham, on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s ruling on Cast Vote Records and implications for transparency and Right-to-Know cases.

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Created: April 24, 2026

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ICYMI – April 24, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “ICE out the grand opera from City Council,” which argues that political theatrics have overtaken Philadelphia City Council proceedings at the expense of governance and accountability, and “The Commonwealth Court wants to compel complicity in abortion,” which raises concerns that a recent ruling could force individuals or institutions to participate in practices that conflict with their beliefs.

QuickFacts also highlights the Flip Philly Red Voter Engagement Meet & Greet Town Hall on Saturday, April 27 from 11:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at Hair Forever Barbershop (4808 N. Broad Street, Philadelphia). Featuring State Committee candidate Allante McAuley and guest speaker Gary Heasley, the event focuses on voter registration, party affiliation changes, and direct engagement with local candidates. Designed as a hands-on forum, it offers a clear opportunity to get involved, ask questions, and connect with others shaping Philadelphia’s political future.

The Conservative Voice this week (April 24) opens with Gary and co-hosts Felice Fein and Mina Quarles tackling major developments—from Iran and its ripple effects at home to key domestic flashpoints and emerging narratives. Guests this week include: Chris Pushaw of the Pro-Life Union of Greater Philadelphia on the Commonwealth Court’s Medicaid abortion ruling; Jeff O’Donnell (aka The Lone Raccoon), election data expert and author of Fingerprints of Fraud, on irregular voting patterns and gerrymandering; and Dr. E.J. Antoni, Chief Economist, The Heritage Foundation on how global tensions could impact energy markets and prices at the pump.

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Created: April 17, 2026

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ICYMI – April 17, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “You can’t save a free press by putting it on the public payroll,” which warns that expanding government funding for media is not a solution but a structural threat, and “Antisemitism persists at Haverford, Philly schools despite federal scrutiny,” which presents evidence that antisemitic conditions remain entrenched despite federal investigations, citing failures in leadership, policy enforcement, and institutional response.

QuickFacts also highlights the upcoming Warrington Patriots Republican Club gathering on Monday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. in Doylestown (96 West State Street), where The Conservative Voice host Gary Heasley will headline an evening of discussion focused on timely local, state, and national issues. The event begins with a 6:00 p.m. social hour, offering attendees an opportunity to connect and engage before the program. Open to members and guests alike, the evening is designed to foster informed dialogue and community engagement—guests are encouraged to attend and bring others interested in the conversation.

The Conservative Voice this week (April 17) will open with Gary and co-host Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) discussing breaking bombshells, midterm dynamics, illegals voting in Pennsylvania, and other key issues shaping the political landscape. Guest Terry Tracy, CEO and Publisher of Broad + Liberty, then join to assess whether 2026 trends point toward a “Red Wall” or “Blue Wave” this November. Finally, the full second hour will feature Admiral William J. Fallon (USN, Ret.), offering a comprehensive, expert assessment of Iran, drawing on decades of military leadership and geopolitical experience.

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Created: April 10, 2026

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ICYMI – April 10, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Philadelphia’s job-killing wage tax — and a better alternative,” which examines the economic impact of the city’s wage tax and potential policy reforms, and “McCormick and Bhattacharya tout medical advances in visit to Penn Medicine,” which reviews recent discussions around innovation and investment in Pennsylvania’s healthcare sector.

QuickFacts also spotlights the Warrington Patriots Republican Club meeting on Monday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. in Doylestown (96 West State Street), where The Conservative Voice host Gary Heasley will join members and guests for a discussion of current local, state, and national issues from a conservative, liberty-focused perspective. Bring a friend!

The Conservative Voice this week (April 10) opens with Gary and co-hosts Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) and Felice Fein (Republican State Committee Member) discussing ‘The Great Skills Mismatch,’ developments including federal workforce trends, Big Pharma accountability, and ongoing geopolitical tensions involving Iran. Guests include Natalie St. Hilaire on Alberta’s growing secession movement; Peter Connolly with perspective on political tensions in Ireland; and Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt (Ret.) offering analysis on Iran, whether war or peace will prevail, and what will be the fate of the Iranian people and their quest for freedom.

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Created: April 3, 2026

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ICYMI – April 3, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Dozens of local districts maintain gender secrecy policies despite Supreme Court ruling,” which examines ongoing school district practices, and “Montgomery and Chester County cases highlight flaws in Pennsylvania’s involuntary commitment law,” which explores legal and public safety concerns within the state’s mental health system.

QuickFacts also spotlights the upcoming United4Delco Town Hall on Thursday, April 9 from 6:00–8:30 p.m. at Phoenix Bar and Grill in Aston, featuring John Allante McCauley discussing “The Fight for Philadelphia and the Collar Counties,” along with additional candidates and community voices. Attendees are encouraged to join the discussion and bring a friend.

The Conservative Voice this week (April 3 — Good Friday) features a special in-studio session with Gary Heasley (host of The Conservative Voice and Keystone Town Halls), and cohosts Felice Fein (Republican State Committee Member) and Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red). They will be discussing the current situation in Iran, including President Trump’s “go get your oil” message; and whether or not the Republican Party can survive…the Republican Party. They will also take the occasion of Easter to discuss whether Christianity is under attack. Throughout the show they’ll also have some reflections of their own – and those of some of their regular guests – for Holy Week.

Please note: there will be no livestream or call-in segment this week, as the program takes a more conversational and seasonal format.

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Created: March 27, 2026

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ICYMI – March 27, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Pennsylvania Senate passes AI chatbot safety bill,” which examines new efforts to regulate emerging AI technologies and protect users, and “Pennsylvania’s rising electric bills aren’t an accident — here’s how to fix them,” which explores the policy and market forces driving increased energy costs.

QuickFacts also spotlights the Warrington Patriots Republican Club meeting on Monday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. in Doylestown (96 West State Street), where The Conservative Voice host Gary Heasley will join members and guests for a discussion of current local, state, and national issues from a conservative, liberty-focused perspective. Bring a friend!

The Conservative Voice this week (March 27) opens with Gary and co-hosts Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) and Felice Fein (Republican State Committee Member) discussing developments surrounding the Iran conflict, its domestic implications, and ongoing debates over election policy. Guests include Alex Newman, Senior Editor at The New American, on global economic trends and digital currency concerns, followed by a full hour with U.S. Rep. Scott Perry (PA-10) addressing the SAVE America Act and broader questions of election integrity and federal policy.

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Created: March 13, 2026

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ICYMI – March 13, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Shapiro has never browsed the internet on state devices, his office says,” raising questions about transparency in the governor’s office,” and “Investigation claims anti-Israel, anti-American bias in Philly schools curriculum,” examining concerns about political messaging in classroom materials.

QuickFacts also spotlights the Warrington Patriots Republican Club meeting on Monday, May 11 at 7:00 p.m. in Doylestown (96 West State Street), where The Conservative Voice host Gary Heasley will join members and guests for a discussion of current local, state, and national issues from a conservative, liberty-focused perspective. Bring a friend!

The Conservative Voice this week (March 13) opens with Gary and co-host Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) discussing major developments including the War in Iran and its affect on daily life, the Texas primary aftermath, and Senate Majority Leader John Thune’s “America Maybe” Agenda. Guests include Bill Bachenberg, president of the National Rifle Association, on the NRA’s direction and current gun-policy debates; Minnesota State Sen. Mark Koran with updates on fraud investigations following Operation Metro Surge; and Dr. E.J. Antoni, Chief Economist at The Heritage Foundation, examining energy markets, the war in Iran, and the broader economic outlook.

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Created: March 6, 2026

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ICYMI – March 6, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “PennDOT says vehicle registration can’t change your voter registration. Its own form says otherwise,” which examines discrepancies between PennDOT guidance and official voter registration forms, raising questions about election administration transparency, and “Southern states shatter the myth of underfunded public schools,” which challenges common narratives about education funding by comparing student outcomes and spending patterns across several states.

QuickFacts also spotlights the upcoming Keystone Town Hall on Thursday, March 12 at 7:00 p.m. at the American Legion in Upper Darby, where attendees will hear analysis on national and state policy developments—and perhaps even a glimpse into one of Pennsylvania’s more intriguing political battles: The race for Philadelphia Republican Party Chairman, where challenger John Allante McCauley is taking on current chair Vince Fenerty. A competitive Republican contest in Philadelphia? That alone makes the evening worth the trip.

The Conservative Voice this week (March 6) opens with Gary and co-hosts Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) and Felice Fein (Republican State Committee Member) discussing developments surrounding the Texas primaries, the SAVE America Act, and the broader implications for election integrity and national politics. Guests include Cleta Mitchell of the Election Integrity Network, who will discuss safeguarding the “one citizen, one ballot” principle; and Lt. Col. Darin Gaub (Ret.) and Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt (Ret.), who will join us together for a special hour-long conversation on Operation Epic Fury and the challenges of confronting global threats and defending American values.

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Created: February 27, 2026

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ICYMI – February 27, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Philly schools superintendent bans local conference hotel rooms following BL investigation,” detailing fallout from a Broad + Liberty inquiry into Philadelphia School District decisions, and “Parents, athletes say silence surrounds boys in girls races,” featuring firsthand accounts from families challenging current high school athletic policies. QuickFacts also touts the upcoming United4Delco gathering on Thursday, March 5, from 6:00–8:30 p.m. at Phoenix Bar and Grill in Aston, where The Conservative Voice host Gary Heasley will address key national, state, and local issues. The Conservative Voice this week (February 27) opens with Gary and co-hosts Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) and Felice Fein (Republican State Committee Member) discussing the strength of the State of the Union, the weakness of election transparency, and the warpath of ‘Fraud Czar J.D. Vance. (Look out Maine!) This week’s guests include PA State Rep. Barb Gleim (District 199) on data center energy concerns in Pennsylvania and Steve Robinson, Editor-in-Chief of The Maine Wire, on federal fraud allegations and oversight questions. The program will also include a live call-in segment for listener questions and comments.

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Created: February 20, 2026

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ICYMI – February 20, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Tragic, urgent, and terrifying missing persons cases” by Paul Davis, and “The disability explosion isn’t about more combat” by Wally Nunn. QuickFacts also notes that there will be a Keystone Town Hall in Annville, PA, on Tuesday, February 24 at 7:00 p.m. at the Ono Fire Hall. Co-hosted by Pennsylvanians for Freedom, this event will focus on President Trump’s second-term economic and foreign-policy initiatives, and their implications for American families. On Friday the 20th, The Conservative Voice will open with Gary Heasley and co-hosts Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) and Felice Fein (Republican State Committee Member) discussing progress on the SAVE Act and the broader fight over election security; Rubio, Newsome, & AOC in Munich; Iran-Trump talks and much more! Guests this week include: Nate Lewis (The Innocent), who will discuss efforts to combat child trafficking through advanced technology and enhanced law enforcement training; Chris Glover (Keystone Fair Business Partners) who will examine Republican unity and momentum as the party prepares for the upcoming election cycle; and Emerald Robinson (The Absolute Truth) who will address the fallout from the latest Epstein file release; Arizona and Tulsi; plus updates on election security news from Georgia. Will fraud revelations around the country be in time to fix elections by November?

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Created: February 13, 2026

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ICYMI – February 13, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Shapiro’s power plans draw mixed reactions,” and “PA-3 congressional forum airs viewpoints of six hopeful candidates.” It also highlights the return of United4Delco, with a Keystone Town Hall scheduled for Thursday, March 5, from 6:00–8:30 p.m. at the Phoenix Bar and Grill in Aston, featuring The Conservative Voice host Gary Heasley. The event will address border security, geopolitical tensions, and federal policy developments. On Friday the 13th, The Conservative Voice will open with Gary and co-hosts Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) and Felice Fein (Republican State Committee Member) discussing Republican unity and strategy for 2026. Guests this week include: Senior Geopolitical Strategist Lt. Col. Darin Gaub (Ret.) who will discuss the El Paso airport shutdown and Washington Post reports on Camp East Montana at Fort Bliss; Peter Connolly on migration and geopolitical pressures in Ireland and Europe; and the McCullough Foundation’s Dr. Peter McCullough who will discuss the CDC’s recent retreat from COVID-19 vaccine recommendations, current policy, and emerging medical research.

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Created: February 6, 2026

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ICYMI – February 6, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Faster, Smarter, and More Realistic Power Grid Charts Path Forward for AI,” which examines how updated grid modeling informs energy infrastructure planning for rising AI-driven demand, and “Icebreakers #2: Larry Krasner and the War on ICE,” a Paul Davis critique of Philadelphia district attorney Larry Krasner’s policies that weaken cooperation with federal immigration enforcement. QuickFacts also notes that the postponed Annville, PA Keystone Town Hall is now rescheduled for Tuesday, February 24 at 7:00 p.m. at the Ono Fire Hall. Co-hosted by Pennsylvanians for Freedom, this event will feature a lively discussion on President Trump’s second-term economic and foreign-policy initiatives, and their implications for American families. On The Conservative Voice this Friday (Feb. 6), host Gary Heasley and co-host Mina Quarles will open with updates on the Chester County poll book investigation, national unrest, protests, and new Epstein-file revelations. Guests this week include constitutional educator Rochelle Porto on strengthening constitutional literacy; Pennsylvania State Senator Dawn Keefer who will update us on current bills and the governor’s budget; and the Heritage Foundation’s Chief Economist E.J. Antoni who will discuss President Trump’s economic agenda: “A shock treatment of chemotherapy to kill the cancer of Bidenomics.” He’ll also give us his take on the new Federal Reserve Chair, and much more!

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Created: January 30, 2026

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ICYMI – January 30, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Rep. Tim O’Neal: Pennsylvania’s energy bills are out of control,” which examines how state energy policy is driving up household utility costs and argues for expanding in-state energy production, and “Radicals on City Council want to make Philly into the next Minneapolis. Don’t let them,” which warns that proposals advancing sanctuary-style policies and limiting cooperation with federal immigration enforcement would move Philadelphia in a dangerous direction. QuickFacts also highlights an upcoming Chester County Board of Elections public meeting, scheduled for February 3, 2026, from 7:00–10:00 p.m., at the Chester County Justice Center, Courtroom 1 (7th Floor), 201 West Market Street, West Chester. The Board will present findings related to the 2025 poll book error and the handling of the 2025 election, along with its response and corrective actions. (Residents are encouraged to attend. Check chesco.org for updates.) In the first hour of this week’s The Conservative Voice (January 30) host Gary Heasley and co-hosts Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) and Felice Fein (Republican State Committee Member) will open with national news updates, including developments tied to Minnesota unrest and the FBI raid in Georgia. Broad + Liberty CEO and Publisher Terry Tracy will then join to discuss the state of Pennsylvania politics and whether Republicans are coalescing around a viable midterm strategy. With a Special 2nd Hour featuring Pennsylvania U.S. Representative Scott Perry, the program will examine immigration legislation, sanctuary cities, and the failed repeal of “kill switches for new cars,” along with broader Republican strategy heading into the midterm elections.

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Created: January 23, 2026

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ICYMI – January 23, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Fifteen days that turned into 500 — and changed education forever,” and “PA highly taxes gas for roads, yet many factors still make them lousy.” It also highlights next week’s Keystone Town Hall, scheduled for January 27 in Lebanon County and hosted with Pennsylvanians for Freedom. The event will focus on the impacts of a second Trump term on American families and will be held at the Ono Fire Hall in Annville, beginning at 7:00 p.m. The Conservative Voice this week (January 23) dives into the legal, cultural, and policy debates dominating headlines across the country. With Gary on the road, host Ada Nestor opens the program alongside co-hosts Mina Quarles and Felice Fein with a brisk roundup of national headlines, then leads an in-depth first-hour examination of the fight over women’s sports—covering ongoing lawsuits, recent Supreme Court activity, and new state-level legislation. Broad + Liberty Education Reporter Beth Ann Rosica will then join the conversation, along with Nicole Prussman and Wendy Vuolopos of Moms for Liberty Pennsylvania. This esteemed panel will assess where the issue stands and what lies ahead. In the second hour, Diana Furchtgott-Roth of The Heritage Foundation breaks down the oil markets, American energy dominance, and recent federal energy policy shifts. The program will close with Nicholas Hulscher, MPH, Epidemiologist and Administrator at The McCullough Foundation, reviewing recent research exploring possible links between cancer development and mRNA vaccines.

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Created: January 16, 2026

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ICYMI – January 16, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Federal tax lien deepens questions over Delco council president’s unpaid taxes,” and “Proposal circulated to ‘unravel socialism’ in public colleges.” It also highlights a Keystone Town Hall scheduled for January 27 up in Lebanon County with Pennsylvanians for Freedom. Covering Trump Term 2 and its impacts on American families, this event will be held at the Ono Fire Hall in Annville, starting at 7:00pm. The Conservative Voice this week (January 16) will feature a wide-ranging discussion on domestic and international political developments. Gary Heasley and co-hosts Mina Quarles and Felice Fein will examine tensions between Trump’s strategic decision-making and MAGA expectations, Republican responses to recent foreign policy votes, reactions to developments involving Greenland and Venezuela, and the implications of the Tina Peters appeal hearing. Former Minnesota Sheriff Rich Stanek will provide firsthand insight into large-scale immigrant fraud in Minnesota and critiques the governing approach of Governor Tim Walz. Rasmussen Reports pollster Mark Mitchell will review the latest national polling on Trump, public sentiment on economic conditions, and reactions to events in Venezuela. The program will conclude with Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt (Ret.) analyzing unrest in Iran, prospects for regime change, and the role of U.S. policy under President Trump.

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Created: January 9, 2026

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ICYMI – January 9, 2026

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Pennsylvanians Want Affordable Health Care, Not More Obamacare” by Emily Greene Brey, examining voter resistance to renewed federal healthcare expansion efforts, and “Six New Laws in Pennsylvania,” outlining recently enacted legislation with implications for taxpayers, public safety, and regulatory oversight. In addition, Keystone Town Hall will be hosting a Town Hall on January 27 at 7:00pm with Pennsylvanians for Freedom in Lebanon County, PA. It will be held at the Ono Fire Hall in Annville. Meanwhile, this Friday on The Conservative Voice (January 9), Gary Heasley and co-hosts Mina Quarles of Flip Philly Red and Felice Fein, PA Republican Committee Member, will discuss the House voting for Obamacare, the globalists panic over Greenland, and Sen. Mastriano clearing the way for Republican Candidate Garrity for Governor’s race. Guests include: Minnesota State Senator Mark Koran (R) North Branch, Vice-Chair Minnesota Legislative Audit Commission, who will talk about government accountability, transparency, and the fraud audit in Minnesota as well as Walz’s war against ICE. Lt. Col. Darin Gaub (Ret.), Senior Geopolitical Strategist will provide his insight on global trouble spots, including the Putin-Zelensky peace deal, rumblings from Iran, and the Maduro capture. We’ll close with Emerald Robinson, of The Absolute Truth, on the latest on Trump’s actions in Venezuela, as well as some updates on election security news and much more!

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Created: December 19, 2025

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ICYMI – December 19, 2025

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet highlights two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Eight of DHSS’s ‘worst of the worst’ illegals arrested in Bucks County,” and “New proposal would mandate English-language proficiency test for drivers.” In addition, Keystone Town Hall is issuing an urgent Call to Action in response to HB 1957, warning that the proposed constitutional amendment would elevate the rights of adults over children and permit abortion up to the moment of birth, urging you to immediately contact your State Senator and demand a “No” vote. Meanwhile, this Friday on The Conservative Voice (December 19), Gary Heasley and co-host Ada Nestor will examine a wide range of pressing issues, including recent violent killings and their impact on Holy Reverence, new evidence of election interference, vulnerabilities in the U.S. electric grid, and Freedom Caucus efforts related to women’s and children’s rights. Featured guests include Jessica Pollema, Leader of South Dakota Canvassing, on election integrity investigations in her state; James Barth, Restore Liberty – Tennessee, on grid security and national defense; Pennsylvania Rep. Stephanie Borowicz (R – Dist 76) will briefly discuss HB 1957, the “Murder Amendment,” and the reintroduction of HB 320, the “Heartbeat Bill;” and finally Pennsylvania Rep. Barb Gleim (R – Dist 199) will discuss HB 158, the Save Women’s Sports Act (which she authored), and how we can help move it forward.

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Created: December 12, 2025

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ICYMI – December 12, 2025

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet includes two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Feds warn of holiday identity theft, online shopping scams, and charity fraud,” and “The cloud over Harrisburg.” Keystone Town Hall will be hosting the Town Hall previously noted at 7:00 PM, Thursday, December 18, at The Desmond Hotel in Malvern, noting President Trump’s term 2 achievements and planning for 2026. Meanwhile, this Friday on The Conservative Voice, Gary Heasley and co-hosts Felice Fein and Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) will break down the latest developments on the Trump Affordability Tour, the Federal Reserve’s rate decision, and the cultural debates surrounding Christmas. Additional segments include Alex Newman, Senior Editor, The New American, reporting from the UN’s COP30 climate summit; Mark Mitchell, Rasmussen Reports, reviewing new national polling trends, including whether people prefer Medieval times over today; and Brigadier General Blaine Holt (Ret.), Restore Liberty and Newsmax Contributor, offering critical insights on Venezuela, global security risks, and what these issues may signal for 2026.

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Created: December 5, 2025

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ICYMI – December 5, 2025

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet includes two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Groups pressure Bradford to bring bills to protect girls’ sports to the floor for a vote,” and “HBO show to receive largest ever film tax credit in Pennsylvania.” Keystone Town Hall will be hosting the Town Hall previously noted at 7:00 PM, Thursday, December 18, at The Desmond Hotel in Malvern. Finally, this Friday on The Conservative Voice, Gary and co-hosts Felice Fein and Mina Quarles (Flip Philly Red) welcome a powerful line-up of guests to discuss the County’s election data analysis, the latest developments on election integrity, the affordability crisis heading into the 2026 midterms, and national economic performance. Featured voices include E.J. Antoni, PhD, Chief Economist at The Heritage Foundation; Emerald Robinson of The Absolute Truth; and discussions on international security concerns, Venezuelan drug-boat trafficking, and where policy may be heading in 2026.

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Created: November 28, 2025

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ICYMI – November 28, 2025

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet includes two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Ada Nestor: Chrissy Houlahan knows better,” and “Shapiro directs $219.9 million in additional capital funds to SEPTA.” Keystone Town Hall will still be hosting the Town Hall previously noted at 7:00 PM, Thursday, December 18, at The Desmond Hotel in Malvern. But this week’s ICYMI focuses attention on the Certification of Chester County’s Municipal General Election next Friday, December 5. You are encouraged to attend, if you can to voice your opinion on certification. Finally, this Friday on The Conservative Voice, Gary and Ada bring you a special Thanksgiving edition —The Best of The Conservative Voice: Favorite Clips! featuring some of the most memorable conversations of the year. The first hour will feature Liz Harrington, former RNC and Trump Campaign spokesperson, and Mark Mitchell of Rasmussen Reports as they lay out the hard facts about Election 2025. Then Emerald Robinson from The Absolute Truth breaks down what happened in November and offers sharp insight into Pennsylvania’s Election Day issues. The second hour will present Holly Magalengo and Selena Ling sharing their daughters’ stories as Pennsylvania athletes affected by current Title IX policies, and Alex Newman of The New American warns about where education is heading — and what the U.N. wants for your children. No live stream or phone calls this week! Have a wonderful holiday. We are truly grateful for you.

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Created: November 21, 2025

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ICYMI – November 21, 2025

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet includes two new Broad + Liberty articles — “Governor’s office fights to block records related to sexual-harassment scandal involving top aide,” and “How a suspected foreign terrorist got a Pennsylvania Commercial Driver License.” Also featured is a Keystone Town Hall scheduled for 7:00 PM, Thursday, December 18, at The Desmond Hotel in Malvern, just to get it on your calendar. Finally, This Friday on The Conservative Voice, Gary and Ada discuss what is known about the poll book fiasco in Chester County, the ‘fix’ that is in, and a recap of Thursday night’s Town Hall. Then Senior Geopolitical Strategist Lt. Col. Darin Gaub (Ret.) will join us to discuss President Trump’s Venezuela strategy and other global hot spots. We also look forward to Emerald Robinson of The Absolute Truth, who will discuss recent news from elections in New York City and New Jersey. We’ll also get her insight on Pennsylvania Election Day issues. And, of course, we look forward to your calls!

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Created: November 14, 2025

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ICYMI – November 14, 2025

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet includes: Two new Broad + Liberty articles — Operation Clean Sweep scores a big hit on Philly-area drug trafficking and 19%, 24%, 5% — Delco’s tax-increase trifecta hits average homeowner for extra $409 annually. Also featured is a Keystone Town Hall that will cover the November 4th election: What happened? A data-driven analysis of the 2025 Election and what can be done to change course. The Town Hall is scheduled for Thursday, November 20, 7:00 PM, at The Desmond Hotel in Malvern. Finally, This Friday on The Conservative Voice, Gary and Ada tackle the end of the federal shutdown and what Republicans must do next — then turn to the UN Climate Summit (COP30), where billionaires and bureaucrats plan your future. They’ll also touch on the Commonwealth’s latest gun control push. Joining them in the studio are Holly Magalengo of Bucks County and Selena Ling of Cumberland Valley, two Pennsylvania Moms sharing their daughters’ experiences as female athletes affected by Title IX policies. We’ll also hear from State Treasurer Stacy Garrity, now a 2026 gubernatorial candidate, who will weigh in on Democrat efforts to use current house and executive positions to enact “bad” bills for PA citizens. Finally, guest Randall G. Jefferson of WWDB Philadelphia will examine the generational rift, and potential shift, within the Democratic Party as younger leaders push out the old guard.

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Created: November 7, 2025

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ICYMI – November 7, 2025

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet includes: Two new Broad + Liberty articles — Fiscal Fallout: Pennsylvania funding has spiked 64% under the last two governors and From the Editors: Competence builds trust. Incompetence destroys it. Also featured is a Keystone Town Hall that will cover the November 4th election: What happened? A data-driven analysis of the 2025 Election and what can be done to change course. The Town Hall is scheduled for Thursday, November 20, 7:00 PM, The Desmond Hotel in Malvern. Finally, Sheriff Carolyn “Bunny” Welsh and attorney Andrew Teitelman will dive into the Arctic Frost Fishing Expedition this Friday on The Conservative Voice. Later in the show Emerald Robinson (The Absolute Truth) will add her national perspective on the Democrats’ nationwide sweep, and NYC Socialist Mamdani’s mayoral victory and other ambitions. Gary will drive the bus this week, Felice Fein will co-host, and Bunny will join for the full show. Stay informed, stay engaged, and keep the Common Sense coming!

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Created: October 31, 2025

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ICYMI – October 31, 2025

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet includes: Two new Broad + Liberty articles — Delaware County conceals budget details for the year, refuses transparency before election and FBI and Philadelphia Police take down a violent drug trafficking gang in Kensington. Topics on Friday’s The Conservative Voice include: The status of the Democrat-Schumer Shutdown with U.S. Congressman Scott Perry (R), 10th District of PA (plus the Arctic Frost scandal); The Beef War of 2025 with Steve Lucie, Lucie Cattle Co., 5th generation rancher, Director of Awake Illinois; plus the return of E.J. Antoni, with updates from “the Swamp,” inflation reality, tariffs, the Federal Reserve lowering interest rates & U.S./World economics! And a reminder to get out to vote on Tuesday, November 4. Stay informed, stay engaged, and let’s keep Common Sense on the ballot!

author Keystone Fair Business Partners

Created: October 28, 2025

United Nations Initiatives

2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development

The United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, downloadable in full with a click here, was adopted in 2015 by all UN member states. It is a comprehensive global plan built around 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). These goals address a wide range of United Nations global priorities, including ending poverty and hunger, improving health and education, achieving gender equality, ensuring clean water and affordable energy, fostering economic growth and innovation, reducing inequality, promoting sustainable cities, combating climate change, and protecting ecosystems on land and at sea. The agenda requires international cooperation, data-driven progress, and partnerships among governments, the private sector, and civil society, with the objective of achieving these objectives by 2030.

author United Nations Global Partnership for Sustainable Development

Created: October 24, 2025

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ICYMI – October 24, 2025

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet includes: Two new Broad + Liberty articles — PA’s Energy Future is Bright and Bipartisan and Ideology Over Justice. Also featured is the Keystone Town Hall on Urban Sprawl. This event will delve into Traffic, Taxation, and Transformation, Oh My! — exploring what “urban planning” really means for Chester County: Traffic and trucks, flooding and pollution, strained infrastructure and budgets, and the loss of open space and rural character. Join Gary Heasley, host of The Conservative Voice, on Wednesday, October 29, 7:00 PM at The Kennett Library, in Kennett Square for the Town Hall on Urban Sprawl. Finally, this Friday’s Conservative Voice dives into What’s at “Steak” With Importing Argentinian Beef, The U.N. & Your Children: Globalization Indoctrination 101, and an unscripted conversation with Victor Davis Hanson on the Middle East, NYC’s leadership crisis, and the Democrats’ true colors. Alex Newman, Senior Editor of The New American, and Liberty Sentinel, will also join us to discuss the direction that education is taking, and what the United Nations wants for your children.

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Created: October 17, 2025

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ICYMI – October 17, 2025

This week’s ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet includes: Two new Broad + Liberty articles—Students Trapped in Violent Schools Need an Escape and The Hidden Tax Bomb in Delaware County Council’s Budget. Also featured is an invitation to the Keystone Town Hall on October 21 at the Upper Darby American Legion Hall. Plus, this Friday’s Conservative Voice lineup dives into the Federal shutdown, the Blue City meltdown over ICE, whether or not China is stable, and what Vladimir Putin’s options are after the historic Middle East Peace Deal. Guests include FBI Special Agent (ret.) Chris Piehota, Rasmussen Reports Head Pollster Mark Mitchell, and Senior Geopolitical Strategist Lt. Col. Darin Gaub (Ret.).

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Created: October 8, 2025

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ICYMI – October 8, 2025

This ICYMI QuickFacts Sheet includes: Two links from Broad + Liberty covering key Voter issues ahead of Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court election and a piece on whether or not the state’s Rainy Day Fund can help balance the budget. Separately, Keystone Town Hall urges a “No” vote on retaining Justices Donohue, Dougherty and Wecht. Plus, this Friday’s Conservative Voice lineup tackles the Schumer Shutdown, Philly DA Larry Krasner, whether ‘Woke Protestors’ versus J6 represents equal justice, and whether the Gaza Strip is paradise or godforsaken ruins.

author Keystone Fair Business Partners

Created: March 22, 2025

Statistics and Analysis

County Millage Rates 2025

This research brief reviews recent millage rate increases for calendar year (CY) 2025 county property taxes. It also considers millage rate changes over the prior decade as counties often hold rates flat for extended periods of time but then enact material rate increases in a single year.  The table on page 2 lists each county’s millage rate percentage change for two periods: the most recent year (2024 to 2025, used for ranking), and the past decade (2015 to 2025)..

author Independent Fiscal Office | Research Brief | March 2025

Created: September 30, 2024

Statistics and Analysis

Moved-Voter Removal Analysis

The KFBP Initiative to reach out and have Voters who have moved away from Pennsylvania self-remove from the Voter Rolls is having a tremendous impact. This document is a down-and-dirty accounting for the numbers to-date, through Week 3. We’ll update this weekly.

author Diane Houser