About Me

4200 Roosevelt Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19124
The Rev. Michael Couch has been preaching the “Good News” of Jesus Christ for more than 15 years. His commitment to building the family and building the Church through evangelism is guided by one burning thought: “Fight the Good Fight of Faith.” To this end, he has fought against the privatization of public schools, and against river boat and casino gambling. He has fought for stronger gun control legislation, fought for reform in criminal sentencing, and he has fought for a citywide AIDS awareness project. Yet one of his greatest fights for the family has been his work in housing. Realizing the wealth-building importance of owning a home and the many obstacles that stand in the way, Rev. Couch became the founding president of Christian Credit Development, a credit repair and mortgage brokerage service that, to date, has secured homes for more than 700 families.

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

THIS IS WHY, WE NEED YOU TO VOTE! RALLY TODAY IN HARRISBURG.

Pennsylvania Update

State house passed photo ID bill in June, sent to Senate for consideration. Senate in session this week then off until October. House version of bill likely to be amended – would include broadening forms ID, not clear if non photo ID would be included. But everyone will have to show ID and poll workers will have to sign and confirm that person showed ID. Fair # of Senators on fence about the bill – pressure has been on them all summer.

Reps want to have ID bill on Governor’s desk by November – so they are having a rally on Oct. 19 in Harrisburg. Are trying to identify people who don’t have required ID and it would be difficult to get. Need those stories told. Problem has been identifying people who are willing to speak!!!

Two major recent changes : 1. Senate Majority leader – wants to introduce proposal that would change how electoral votes are allocated – right now winner takes all he wants them distributed via winner of each Congressional district 2. Some state Republicans want to completely dismantle both the Electoral College and the voter ID bill

Redistricting Commission has not submitted its proposed maps

Will lose Congressional seat – go down from 19 to 18 and 12 of those seats are Republican

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