Butler County Democratic Committee

06/03/2026

Adults on Medicaid will be required to work 80 hours per month. The Trump administration says people who are sick will have to prove they are too sick to work to be exempt from the new work rules.

06/03/2026

This Saturday come and meet Justin Wagner for Congress ✅️

06/02/2026

We need to vote correctly to curb the current atmosphere of people who are loyal to one man and all his men!💙💙💙💙

The Commerce Department revealed on Thursday that inflation increased to 3.8% in April, the highest it has been since May 2023. The latest bad economic news follows a performance by President Donald…

06/02/2026

8 straight months!

06/01/2026

05/31/2026

Trump purchased up to $630,000 worth of Palantir stock during the first three months of 2026. In March alone, Trump made at least seven purchases of Palantir totaling more than half a million.

A month later, Trump handed Palantir a multi-billion dollar contract whereby the corporations gains access to Americans most sensitive data like Social Security information, addresses, voting records, and even medical records. The Trump regime is constructing a mass surveillance system without anyone's consent and Palantir sits at the heart of the plan.

Seen here is Palantir CEO Alex Karp, a racist maniac who has publicly said he despises women and wants to build AI so they will have fewer jobs at lower wages in the future.

Palantir and Alex Karp are a threat to democracy and humanity and must be stopped by any means necessary.

05/31/2026

This was to be a life-line for Blue Collar workers

New Bedford, Massachusetts is ground zero for America’s wind industry.

05/30/2026

Civility,kindness and thoughtfulness matter to Justin Wagner unlike most Politicians in our County.Facts are important vs.the Politicians that are out of line with bullying and name calling. Meet Justin Saturday June 6th👍💙🇺🇲

05/29/2026

Come and meet Justin Wagner for Congress-District 16! ALL are welcome!
Saturday June 6
5-8pm. Lyndora Legion Post 778
150 Memorial Lane
Lyndora(Victory Room) Light refreshments provided🇺🇲

05/28/2026

There’s one bill that comes across nearly everybody’s table every month, and it is an electric bill.

There are ways to help offset that cost, and solar is one of them. As someone who actually has solar, I can tell you: it works.

People can always find reasons not to do something or not to promote something, but I believe one of the biggest issues with solar is that people are not always given all the facts. Even though we’ve lost some federal incentives, I truly believe Pennsylvania should be doing more to help families and communities utilize this technology.

Whether it’s reducing regulations, expanding tax credits, offering homeowner grants, or creating community solar opportunities….all of these options should be on the table. We need to make it easier for Pennsylvania residents to acquire solar energy if they want it.

Opponents say solar isn’t reliable. Granted, solar doesn’t produce electricity at night, and production drops on rainy days. But if it produces even one watt of energy, that’s one less watt the consumer has to pay for and one less watt of demand on the energy grid.

Solar and wind are easy tools to help subsidize energy demand. Common sense says: why wouldn’t we use every tool available to help lower costs and strengthen our energy future?

And ask yourself this: who benefits the most from people not producing their own energy? The fossil fuel industry certainly has a stake in that answer.

I believe if we looked at the economic impact of solar nationwide, the numbers would be astonishing. Pennsylvania should be leading on innovation and affordability, not falling behind.