The national electorate including here in Penn’s Woods is almost evenly divided. Presidential elections are being determined by plurality rather than by majority. Democrats hold...
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Judicial philosophy is not something most Americans discuss at the dinner table. It is an esoteric phrase most associate with a political science or law...
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Presidents
Two have been candidates for President of the United States and the other helped make Ronald Reagan President. Together they have...
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Wake up - wise up!
Mr. Wake Up-Wise Up is my most avid reader. I can’t connect twosentences without a letter from him. He’s been doing it...
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Pennsylvania Governor Mark Schweiker.
It is going to take some time to get used to using that title without the name of Tom Ridge...
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The Tears of September
(Friday September 14, 2001) The smoke has yet to clear from the massacres in New York and Washington DC, workers...
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The lady better have big feet
I remember the first time Dick Tilghman showed up on my doorstep. Twenty-five years ago I was barely old enough to...
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One ripple at a time
Africa’s Ivory Coast is far from being the sweetest place on earth. Historically the first American slaves were Ivorians sold by...
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Lincoln Institute releases results of PA Boroughs survey
Pennsylvania’s Boroughs: Aging Infrastructure and Low Commercial Tax Base Dominant Problems in the State’s Small towns Trend Toward local Tax...
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The first guy on my block
My office is next to the Valley Forge Convention Center. You never know what you’re going to see there. Most days it’s...
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