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Tom Wolf
Governor of Pennsylvania; From: January 20, 2015 – present;
Lieutenant	Mike Stack; John Fetterman
Predecessor	Tom Corbett
Successor	Incumbent (no successor)
Former Secretary of Revenue of Pennsylvania; From: April 25, 2007 – November 30, 2008
Predecessor	Gregory Fajt
Successor	Stephen Stetler
Information;
Party	Democrat;
Spouse(s)	Francis Donnelly;
Religion	Episcopalian

Revision as of 18:59, November 11, 2020

Thomas Westerman “Tom” Wolf (born November 17, 1948 (age 77)) is the Democrat governor of Pennsylvania currently known for his efforts to steal the 2020 presidential election from Donald Trump. (see: 2020 Election fraud timeline) Complicit in the liberal denial of the 2020 Leftwing insurrection, he has referred to BLM riots as "peaceful protests".^[1] He is also pro-eugenics, having vetoed legislation to protect unborn children with Down syndrome from being aborted.^[2]

Governor of Pennsylvania

2014 election

Wolf ran for and won election to become the Governor of Pennsylvania in 2014, defeating Republican then-incumbent Tom Corbett by just under 10% of the vote.^[3]

2018 election

Gov. Wolf was re-elected in the 2018 Midterms with almost 60% of the vote.^[4] His bid was strongly backed by Planned Parenthood, which spent 1.5 million dollars to boost his campaign.^[5]

Tenure

Pro-abortion extremism

As similar with most Democrats, Wolf is extremely pro-abortion, and believes that prohibiting dismemberment abortions would be "a huge step backwards".^[6]

Incompetent COVID-19 handling

On par with other inept and/or corrupt Democrat governors including Gretchen Whitmer, Roy Cooper, and Andrew Cuomo, Wolf has been noted for his totalitarian, partisan handling of the COVID-19 pandemic that led to a high number of deaths and the destruction of many livelihoods in the state of Pennsylvania. Similar to Cuomo and Whitmer, Wolf and other officials ordered and were directly complicit^[7] in coronavirus-positive patients being transported to nursing homes which housed healthy seniors, and two-thirds of the 4,505 deaths by late May 2020 were reported to have been nursing home residents.^[8] Wolf's own "health official" stooge hypocritically moved her own mother out of a nursing home as deaths skyrocketed.^[9] Pennsylvania Republicans called out Wolf's reckless actions, though senator Bob Casey, Jr. and representatives Brendan Boyle, Dwight Evans, Madeleine Dean, Mary Gay Scanlon, Chrissy Houlahan, Susan Wild, Matt Cartwright, Conor Lamb, and Michael F. Doyle remained silent on the matter.^[10] The Justice Department in late August 2020 sent letters to Democrat governors including Wolf requesting data over the reckless orders that led to the thousands of nursing home deaths.^[11]

References

[1] Pennsylvania Democrat Governor Wolf Calls Mass Rioting and Looting “Peaceful Protests” — 30 Stores Looted, Reporters and Police Attacked on Night #2

[2] Multiple references:
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf Vetoes Abortion Protection for Down Syndrome Babies

Pennsylvania Gov Vetoes Bill That Would Have Protected Babies With Down Syndrome From Abortion

Dem governor vetoes Pennsylvania ban on aborting Down syndrome babies

[3] Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf Vetoes Abortion Protection for Down Syndrome Babies

[4] Pennsylvania Gov Vetoes Bill That Would Have Protected Babies With Down Syndrome From Abortion

[5] Dem governor vetoes Pennsylvania ban on aborting Down syndrome babies

[3] 2014 Pennsylvania Governor Election Results

[4] Pennsylvania Election Results 2018

[5] Planned Parenthood pledges $1.5 million to protect pro-abortion Pennsylvania governor

[6] Banning dismemberment abortions would be ‘a huge step backward’: Pennsylvania governor

[7] Two references:
States ordered nursing homes to take COVID-19 residents. Thousands died. How it happened

Controversial Decisions by Governors in NY, NJ, and PA Criticized as Factors in High Level of COVID-19 Nursing Home Deaths

[11] States ordered nursing homes to take COVID-19 residents. Thousands died. How it happened

[12] Controversial Decisions by Governors in NY, NJ, and PA Criticized as Factors in High Level of COVID-19 Nursing Home Deaths

[8] Multiple references:
Over two-thirds of Pennsylvania coronavirus deaths were nursing home residents

Full list of Pa. nursing homes with coronavirus cases and deaths

Pennsylvania Elder Care Crisis: Average Age COVID-19 Death Is 80, over 2/3 Deaths from Nursing Homes

[14] Over two-thirds of Pennsylvania coronavirus deaths were nursing home residents

[15] Full list of Pa. nursing homes with coronavirus cases and deaths

[16] Pennsylvania Elder Care Crisis: Average Age COVID-19 Death Is 80, over 2/3 Deaths from Nursing Homes

[9] Pennsylvania health official moved mother from nursing home as deaths skyrocketed

[10] Exclusive: Pennsylvania Republicans Torch ‘Petty Tyrants’ Tom Wolf, Rachel Levine over Nursing Homes

[11] U.S. Justice Dept. Sends Letter To Gov. Tom Wolf Seeking Data About Coronavirus Nursing Home Deaths

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+As similar with most [[Democrats]], Wolf is extremely [[pro-abortion]], and believes that prohibiting dismemberment abortions would be "a huge step backwards".<ref>[https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/banning-dismemberment-abortions-would-be-a-huge-step-backward-pennsylvania Banning dismemberment abortions would be ‘a huge step backward’: Pennsylvania governor]</ref>
 ====Incompetent COVID-19 handling====
 On par with other inept and/or corrupt [[Democrat]] governors including [[Gretchen Whitmer]], [[Roy Cooper]], and [[Andrew Cuomo]], Wolf has been noted for his totalitarian, partisan handling of the [[COVID-19]] pandemic that led to a high number of deaths and the destruction of many livelihoods in the state of [[Pennsylvania]]. Similar to Cuomo and Whitmer, Wolf and other officials ordered and were directly complicit<ref>Two references:

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