SUGAR NOTCH – A political activist from Cumberland shire on Sunday used a local activist's annual forum to endorse a citizens' Constitutional Convention in the summer of 2007 to force changes in state regulation Tim Potts.

SUGAR NOTCH – A political activist from Cumberland shire on Sunday used a local activist's annual forum to endorse a citizens' Constitutional Convention in the summer of 2007 to force changes in state regulation

Tim Potts, go to the bottom of the political watchdog assemblage Democracy Rising PA, said he's tired of lawmakers promising reforms further failing to deliver, and changing the state Constitution between the walls of a Constitutional Convention may be the no other than avenue for change.

Pott was common of the main speakers at Mario Fiorucci's seventh annual State of the World Forum in his Sugar Notch back yard. A local recent Party leader, Fiorucci has announced his candidacy for Luzerne shire commissioner in 2007.

Pott began his language by noting that Sunday was the 10-month anniversary of state legislators' early-morning suffrage to give themselves a 16-percent pay raise. He said the rouse was "a symbol of things that have gone