Pennsylvanians will not be voting for President, or electing a Governor or U.S. Senator this year. But there are five statewide offices that recent events...
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The presidential election of 2020 will go down as a pivotal test of whether or not our great Constitutional Republic experiment in liberty will survive....
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11,999,999 to go
by Albert Paschall, Senior Commentator, Lincoln Institute In 2006 President Bush ordered the creation of the U.S. Department of Homeland...
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Fed to us raw
I’ve been looking for a vacation spot this summer. I know its late but I’ve been kind of busy so I...
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In our God we trust
It’s an old American adage that it’s not polite to discuss religion or politics with new acquaintances. Well politeness was damned...
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Pennsylvania’s lottery luck could change
I bet I have some of the best bookies in the state. Each Saturday at the supermarket I hand over $5...
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It's a bad joke
What’s the difference between a dead skunk, a dead lawyer and a dead doctor in the middle of a Pennsylvania...
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Getting the paper out
Thirty years ago I started my first newspaper job. A senior in high school I was hired as the proof-boy for...
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Penn State: whatever we want
I’ve known State Representative John Lawless since his first election 11 years ago. From his western Montgomery County district he isn’t...
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And get to eat it, too
I swore off the sweets after Thanksgiving, and after Christmas and after New Year’s. I have too many bulges where there...
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