Last week’s historic wins predict little about next year. Broad and Liberty political analysts Alan Novak and T.J. Rooney say the 2020 cycle will write its own story.
By T.J. Rooney and Alan Novak
Chris Tremoglie: Will the ‘tolerant’ Penn community allow Dinesh D’Souza to speak on campus?
Faculty, administrators and students often preach tolerance and understanding of other points of view, but often abandon those principles when a conservative is invited to speak.
By Chris Tremoglie
Michael Torres: Pause the posturing to honor veterans and victims of communism
When it comes to honoring our veterans, who fought and died defending us from a deadly ideology, and the countless millions who could not be saved, can’t we take a break from politics as usual?
By Michael Torres
Ryan Manion: Here are the lessons we can learn from nation’s veterans … and their families
On Veterans Day, I encourage you to thank a veteran. They’ve earned it. But, more importantly, I encourage you to also reflect on the qualities that make that person special.
By Ryan Manion
Linda A. Kerns: In Philly, the criminals are winning and city officials are complicit in the takeover
Families of those who are killed at another’s hand experience more than the heartbreak and suffering associated with death. Often, they become enmeshed in the criminal justice system — motions and hearings and trials. They are not a party to the proceedings but rather important sideline players — reminding the prosecutors, […]
McSwain: Enough of this Nonsense: Restoring Respect for the Rule of Law with Prosecution that Serves Law-Abiding Citizens and Victims, Not Criminals
Remarks by United States Attorney William M. McSwain at the Citizens’ Crime Commission of the Greater Delaware Valley’s Quarterly Meeting
By William M. McSwain
Athan Koutsiouroumbas: The apocalypse came to suburban Philly Republicans. Now what?
The president is a factor, but so are national and local trends. For the GOP, that means rethinking some strategies and getting back to basics.
By Athan Koutsiouroumbas
Progressive Governance “Leading” Californians Back to the Stone Age
From rolling blackouts to rampant forest fires to soaring energy prices, California is dealing with massive, self-made problems — and their state’s progressive leadership can’t finger-point their way out of it.
“I knew that was going to be the verdict.” The final interview with Linda Schellenger
In part THREE of this interview, Linda discusses the handcuffed law enforcement in Philadelphia, defense’s focus on bringing as much chaos as possible by lying, the impact of Larry Krasner’s decision to pursue minor charges for this murder, and the unnecessary introduction of race to the case.
Terry Williamson: On Sunday, come celebrate the fifth annual Philly’s Veterans Day parade
“It’s important to salute veterans, and to recognize that the men and women who have served this nation are our neighbors, friends and family members who are proud of their time in uniform.”
By Terry A. Williamson