By Christine Flowers
About: Christine Flowers
Christine Flowers is an attorney and lifelong Philadelphian. She writes a bi-weekly column for the Delaware County Times and covers stories regularly for Broad + Liberty on crime, culture, and local politics.
Christine Flowers: A classical lesson in modern betrayal
What do you call people who thwart the will of the electorate by coercing the primary winner to step down?
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Christine Flowers: Trump, Rwanda and the dangers of political propaganda
We should treasure our right to free speech, but also use good sense in how we exercise it.
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Christine Flowers: Jill Biden should know better
The First Lady should allow her husband to fade into the background of our political narrative with dignity.
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Christine Flowers: Sonia Sotomayor, disrespectfully dissenting
Two liberal justices’ overreaction to a reasonable ruling on immunity discredits them as serious thinkers.
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Christine Flowers: Blue-collar values and the way we vote
We vote based on issues, but also based on the way we look at ourselves.
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Christine Flowers: Journalist used disgraceful in tactics against Alito and his wife
An appeal to honesty from the press will, sadly, go unanswered.
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Christine Flowers: Verdict or vengeance?
People come to America fleeing corrupt regimes. They shouldn’t find the same thing on these shores.
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Christine Flowers: Catholics, kickers and abortion
Harrison Butker’s pro-life sentiments shouldn’t affect his football career.
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