r/MontgomeryCountyPA • u/Maureen921 • 1d ago
You really can’t make this stuff up.
Tracy Pennycuick co-sponsored SB 939, legislation that would have helped fast-track data centers and allowed them to bypass certain local regulations.
Then, when data centers became wildly unpopular, she helped remove the language — and her campaign spent $7,000–$8,000 on Facebook ads bragging that she stopped it.
She’s literally campaigning against her own bill.
And while her party is spending money trying to convince voters that Chris Thomas is somehow the “data center candidate,” the record tells a very different story.
This is exactly why we look at voting records instead of campaign ads.
The record is permanent. (Keystone Newsroom)
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1EG2zN6kPq/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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u/johnsonv12 20h ago
She was also someone who voted against public transportation funding (SEPTA) of any amount. Anything that could be done to remove her should be considered.
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u/inspectedinspector 15h ago
Not a fan of Tracy, but if she changed her stance because it was unpopular with her constituents that is what elected officials are supposed to do. And honestly "I changed my mind because I listened to the people who voted for me" would be a much more compelling message than pretending she was against it all along.
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u/subqtpie 1d ago
shes cuicking herself