“Gov. Wolf has ignored this debate for over a year, but hopefully this ruling will help bring him to the table so we can address concerns about our election system once and for all,” said State Sen. Jake Corman.
By Linda Stein
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The state House of Representatives must begin the impeachment process against Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner.
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The Philadelphia Federation of Teachers’ plan to suspend in-person schooling disproportionately harms the students who depend on it the most. We must set aside self-interest and tackle fear head-on for the sake of our kids.
By Priscilla Lo
Larry Platt: Who has the guts to say we need cops?
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By Larry Platt
In the spotlight
- Rakich in Five Thirty Eight: The Strongest House Candidates In 2020 Were (Mostly) Moderate
- Harsanyi in National Review: Elizabeth Warren’s Big Whopper
- Nickels in City Journal: Raising the White Flag
- Haidt & Lukianoff in Persuasion: How To Keep Your Corporation Out of the Culture War
- Kratz in Bucks County Courier Times: Old railroad tracks should be used for trains, not trails
Karin Majewski: Life after the teachers’ union
A Bucks County special education teacher left the statewide teachers union in response to its leftward drift on vaccine mandates and racialized curriculum.
By Karin Majewski
Jim Snell: PA’s energy revolution is bigger than Pennsylvania
With prices at the pump reaching levels not seen since 2014, it is critical that our elected leaders find ways to continue their support for oil and gas development.
By Jim Snell
Alexis Sneller: Lawsuit attempts to circumvent abortion debate and force you to pay for unrestricted abortions
Pennsylvania’s multi-million dollar abortion industry is attempting to remove your voice from the debate.
By Alexis Sneller
Christine Flowers: Masking the truth about Justice Gorsuch
Even after a story on the behavior of Supreme Court Justice was debunked, the Inquirer went forward with a column — nicely written — but full of twisted logic and tired hobby horses.
By Christine Flowers
A Republican heads to West Philly
Not too many Pa. Republicans have bothered to show up in West Philadelphia. Yet that is where Guy Ciarrocchi, one of more than a dozen Republican candidates for governor, headed one January afternoon to campaign.
By Todd Shepherd
Pennsylvania school board member to parents: ‘I don’t work for you’
A York Suburban School District School Board member created controversy when he wrote a recent op-ed to concerned parents and declared, “I don’t work for you.”
By Victor Skinner