A new poll released yesterday by the Commonwealth Foundation shows that in Pennsylvania the races for president, U.S. Senate, and state executive offices are very close with Democratic candidates holding a narrow lead; however, many independents are still undecided. Conversely, voters, by a small margin, believe Republican policies are better […]
Guy Ciarrocchi: If the Veep debate was a boxing match, the ref would’ve stopped it
Sometimes after Mass when I lector (read one of the readings), a kind fellow parishioner may offer me a compliment on how well I did. My standard reply is: “It’s easy when you have good material.” Well, JD Vance had good material — courtesy of almost four years of abject […]
Beth Ann Rosica: The case against Kamala — Part Four
A look at the Democratic nominee’s ideas on the economy and foreign policy.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Terwilliger + Wahrhaftig: A problem of vices
What if we chose vice presidents for reasons that really matter?
By Liz Terwilliger and Stephen Wahrhaftig
In Chester County, three GOP ‘Women in Red’ run for House together
Is deep-blue Chester County ready for the Women in Red?
By Linda Stein
Candidate Spotlight Series: Gabriella Mendez
Welcome back to Broad + Liberty’s Candidate Spotlight Series! We reached out to candidates all across the Commonwealth up for election to public office — Democrats and Republicans, incumbents and challengers. Those who responded will have their answers shared on our website. Gabriella Mendez is running for the Pennsylvania House of Representatives […]
David Reel: Presidential debates and happy endings
The first and perhaps only debate for the 2024 presidential general election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris, held on September 10th, is history. Throughout their long history these debates have resulted in pre-debate and post-debate disagreements. Before the most recent debate, the Harris campaign adamantly refused to consider an […]
Beth Ann Rosica: The case against Kamala — Part Two
It is likely that the presidential election will be decided in Pennsylvania, and I am part of the demographic that may tip the scales in either direction. As a white, suburban, middle-class professional and mom residing in Chester County, Pennsylvania, Democrats and Republicans are courting and counting on my vote. […]
Guy Ciarrocchi: Fact-checks that the “fact-checkers” somehow forgot
One-sided, inaccurate fact-checking made last week’s debate a farce.
By Guy Ciarrocchi