Robert B. Sklaroff, M.D., F.A.C.P.

Medical Oncology/Hematology  Telephone: (215) 333-4900

Smylie Times Building - Suite #500-C  Facsimile: (215) 333-2023
8001 Roosevelt Boulevard  rsklaroff@gmail.com
Philadelphia, PA 19152-3041 June 17, 2022 – Watergate Break-In

To: Distribution [Politicians, Media, Potentially-Interested Persons]

Re: PA “Forensic Audit” of 2020 POTUS Election [PART DLV] – PA-Slant on News Headlines
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While sifting-through hundreds of hyperlinks, a few were lifted to focus upon what’s
happening in PA [and Philly and my neighborhood in MontCo and in the Delaware Valley],
plus unverified “reader feedback” that may explain LOTS [Bill Barr on ‘rubbish’ Philly
fraud claims, Al Schmidt recalls threats: More Pa. highlights at Jan. 6 hearings]:

Surprisingly few people know about Bill Barr's history. Barr is pure CIA
inherited from his father, who got him a job with the Agency
when Barr was in High School. His stint as Trump's AG was some kind of
mission. I am curious why he doused Mueller, only to run Trump through
in the 2020 election.

Bill Barr, operated with alias, Robert Johnson, in Arkansas, when Governor
Bill Clinton was involved in trafficking money and drugs between Mena,
Arkansas and Honduras, Nicaragua, Columbia, etc., in flights handled by
Barry Seal? Barr was tight with Poppy Bush (President #41). When he was
"In the field," he was acting as Bush's man.

One of Barr's moves was to track down a leak of money from the ongoing
Central American operation, many millions of dollars, apparently skimmed
by Bill Clinton. Barr only went so far as to tell Bill to knock it off or there
would be a problem. Bill kept the dough but stopped stealing from that
particular source. Barr was spotted in Latin America by multiple
sources. Terry Reed saw him in Arkansas, Cody Snodgrass saw him in a
Honduras or a country near there. Snodgrass says he was asked to do the
bombing that McVeigh did, but he was unwilling to do it.

This short video by Rod Cameron about Flag Day legislator distribution of the resolution
against Act 77 depicts Rep. Peifer's and Senator Baker's offices in Hawley. [Nevertheless,
“Pennsylvania voters say even the red-hot topics of gun control and abortion rights are
taking a backseat to recent impacts on their purses and wallets.”] I’m wondering about
next-steps, for it seems consolidating political support at this level is of limited import.
Legal battles abated [US Supreme Court declines to block counting of undated mail
ballots in PA and PA Supreme Court dismisses GOP appeal to count undated ballots], but
Fights over Pa. election rules that seemed settled after 2020 have now come roaring back.
An optimistic RINO Seth Grove looks to begin bipartisan talks on election reforms in the
wake of a drawn-out primary election cycle that featured a state-mandated recount.

Two vignettes illustrate the level of power exerted by GOP control-freaks who punish
those who have independent endorsement recommendations. This contrasts with what
occurred in Philly’s collar-counties, when deviations by committee-people were OK
because the county committee endorsements have been issued by their state-committee
delegations and not by the county committee-people [violating the Bylaws].

Rep. Dave Zimmerman says he was stripped of committee assignments by

Republican leaders in the Legislature because of a ‘perception’ issue: they
believed he supported a primary challenger to Sen. Ryan Aument.

A Republican county committee censured Sen. Mike Regan, R-

Cumberland/York counties for supporting opponents of candidates that
the committee endorsed for two legislative seats; to him it means as much
as ‘a cloudy day.’ It claimed these actions not only “undermine what our
committee does but it encourages others to do the same in future
elections,” Cumberland County GOP Chairman Louis Capozzi said in a letter
informing Regan of the committee’s censure vote.” [piece is detailed]

Fulton County Busted Certifying False Election Results [recall voting machine controversy]

Tara Zrinski concedes to Nick Miller in Pa. 14th Senate District Democratic primary after
voters settle lawsuit over ‘naked,’ late mail-in ballots’

Flynn to introduce legislation to temporarily suspend state gasoline tax The senator
announced he’ll introduce legislation to suspend PA’s gasoline tax [58 cents per gallon] to
help people struggling to keep up with skyrocketing fuel costs.

‘Huge for the region’: FIFA 2026 World Cup bid win will be boon for business, tourism
PA LAWMAKERS MOVE TO IMPEACH LIBERAL PHILLY DA KRASNER
Suspect Arrested For Violently Carjacking Woman May Be Linked to Brutal Beating of
Three Women in South Philly and Other Attacks

Leslie S. Richards [pro] and Daniel Trubman [con] debate whether SEPTA should build the
King of Prussia light-RR spur from Norristown [it seems apt, for it would connect
shopping/business and, running along the Turnpike, wouldn’t disrupt private property.]

Oz and the Great Campaign Filing Typo [I live two miles from Bryn Athyn, where Oz has
established his residence; the Swedenborg's Theology is so well-recognized [including its
emphasis on Hebrew] that when the Swedish King visited the USA, this was his third stop
[after DC/NYC]. The comments section tests PA “loyalties.” [Business Insider: Oz and his
sisters are embroiled in a multi-million-dollar inheritance battle in the US and Turkey.]