Gerrymandering is almost as old as the Republic itself. The term originated back in 1812 when the Boston Gazette ran a political cartoon of a...
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The Left is in the process of engaging in an epic brat fit over the strong possibility that Roe v. Wade, one of the most...
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Pennsylvanias flunk zoning test
As local governments get ready to re-convene after summer recess its time for you to test your local Zoning skills. The...
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The tail wags the cows
In the ‘60s a Czech dairy farmer was asked the difference between socialism and communism. That’s easy the farmer answered. When...
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CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE Philadelphia Voters Speak Out on the Issues
Harrisburg (PA) – Voters in Philadelphia want City Hall to pay more attention to neighborhood problems while at the same time...
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724,000,000 good reasons
$724 million sounds like a lot of money. But in state government it’s not. This year it’s the most dangerous number in...
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Hope for the morons
(Heaven, July 1999) Exhausted, Moses approached the pearly gates wary of his reception. It was going to be a long night. Congress was...
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The carnival has left Harrisburg
Summer is carnival season in Pennsylvania. Those raucous noisy, sometimes cheesy fairs with their rides, sideshows and gimmicky games got their...
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PHILLY VOTERS WANT SCHOOL CHOICE
Pulse Poll finds 72% Support Choice Among Public Schools Harrisburg, PA — A Lincoln Institute APulse Poll conducted in the City...
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Pennsylvania's refugees
From time to time the state has opened its heart to those driven from their native lands but refugees have...
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