Anti-Muslim undertones darken our political conversations, just as they did in 2008.
By Christine Flowers
“Irate voters” and missed deadlines — county officials sound alarm on PA State Department election changes
Election directors from two counties say the proposed form would create chaos, undermine confidence in elections, and almost certainly trigger a spate of new lawsuits. “Terrible idea,” one election director said.
By Todd Shepherd
Only five governors less popular than Pennsylvania Democrat Tom Wolf
Wolf lags behind all governors of Pennsylvania’s neighboring states, as well.
By Anthony Hennen
Craig Snyder: Republicans for Shapiro
Mastriano is a radical, not a conservative
By Craig Snyder
Christine Flowers: No thanks, Never-Dougers
Republicans supporting Shapiro value comfort and respectability over principles and values.
By Christine Flowers
Pa. House Republicans move to impeach Krasner
Although the idea of a Krasner impeachment was first floated in January, Republicans now say they are motivated to act after the mass shooting on South Street.
Elizabeth Adams: Pennsylvania girls and women need the State Senate to take action
What happens to women’s sports when biological men are allowed to compete, and dominate?
By Elizabeth Adams
Thom Nickels: I ran for Republican Committeeperson. Here’s how it went.
Thom Nickels was among the many who registered from Democrat to Republican in 2020. Now, he’s turning his passion into action.
By Thom Nickels
Terry Tracy: Who will stop Doug Mastriano from sinking the Republican ticket?
A field of twelve candidates may produce a nominee that is not representative of the majority of the party. This late in the election, only one solution is left.
by Terry Tracy
Moving the goalposts? GOP says Dems walking back goals to flip PA legislative chambers
GOP says Democrats were boasting last year they could possibly flip majority control in either of Pennsylvania’s two legislative chambers, but the robust language is now scaled back.
by Todd Shepherd