Extreme factions can hijack the party primaries, leaving most in our state perennially choosing between two deeply flawed candidates.
By the Editors
Giordano interview: Mastriano says Republicans must adapt to mail-in voting
“I didn’t embrace [mail-in voting], obviously during the campaign. We probably should have used it as the Democrats had, because I don’t see how we win elections without embracing that idea,” Mastriano said.
By Broad + Liberty staff
Seth Higgins: If Mastriano can’t learn, will we?
Republican voters and candidates must learn from defeat if they hope to win next time around.
By Seth Higgins
Mastriano gives first post-election interview to Chambersburg radio station
Mastriano went in-depth on a number of issues with a radio station in his district.
By Broad + Liberty staff
Kyle Sammin: Some hard lessons for Pennsylvania Republicans after the midterms
Maps show failure across the board, but also can teach Republicans what worked in the otherwise disastrous campaign.
By Kyle Sammin
Albert Eisenberg: Doug Mastriano — A case study in not building a coalition
“Advice for future candidates: don’t tell minority groups — or any groups — that you are better stewards of their interests than they are.”
By Albert Eisenberg
The Editors: Pennsylvania Republicans — Are you tired of winning yet?
The party and its activists must take responsibility for the bad choices they have made.
By The Editors
Gubernatorial Candidate Spotlight: Education
To begin the last week of our Candidate Spotlight, Josh Shapiro and Doug Mastriano discuss the strengths and weaknesses of public education.
From The Editors
Joe D’Orsie: Let’s define “extreme”
Mainstream media depictions of Doug Mastriano don’t tell the whole story.
by Joe D’Orsie
Pennsylvania state senate weighs parental bill of rights as gender, race issues flare in schools
The bill, proposed by GOP gubernatorial nominee Doug Mastriano, would codify parents’ right to direct their child’s upbringing, education, health care.
By Anthony Hennen