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Once Again Today..State Rep Kevin Haggerty No Show in Harrisburg
And now there are three. State Representative Kevin Haggerty did not show up again today to a vote in Harrisburg and Rep Mike Schlossberg objected to excusing his absence. Yesterday, State Rep Gerald Mullary joined Mike Carroll who objected on Monday. Today is the last voting session of the year. Two more and the house may move to find Haggerty in contempt. Those last two would be in January after the holiday break. If that happens then House members have to begin to determine what steps they would have to take. Haggerty says he has been staying close to home for his children while he is going thru a divorce.