Biden is deeply unpopular, but that won’t matter if an even more unpopular Trump is his opponent.
By Andy Bloom
Christine Flowers: Both parties have failed us on immigration
There was a chance for nuanced, bipartisan immigration reform once.
By Christine Flowers
Bipartisan school choice embrace reframes state budget negotiations
Governor Shapiro’s triangulation on the issue of education opens up new lanes of compromise in the divided state government.
By Anthony Hennen and Christen Smith
Rep. Russ Diamond: Let’s encourage Doug Mastriano to sit this one out
For the sake of the Commonwealth and the Republican Party, we must choose a different standard-bearer in 2024.
By Rep. Russ Diamond
Andy Bloom: The House HAS raised the debt ceiling
The President’s exaggerations and half-truths to the contrary, House Republicans have done their job. Now, Biden and the Senate must do theirs.
By Andy Bloom
Ferry + DiBello: Time for change in Montgomery County
Cooperation and good faith, not simple obstructionism, is the way forward for our county.
By Liz Ferry and Tom DiBello
Arnaud Armstrong: To win again, Pennsylvania Republicans need to compete in mail-in voting
The party’s refusal to match Democratic efforts in the mail-in vote will continue to needlessly cost them victories.
By Arnaud Armstrong
Andy Bloom: Election trends portend ominous forecast for Republicans
Extremism and stubbornness are no substitute for reasoned discourse and moderate governance. Until Republicans realize that, they will continue to lose elections.
By Andy Bloom
Sam Oropeza: Philly needs new voices against the machine
The Philadelphia Republican Party needs fresh new faces who bring new ideas if they want to take back a second council at-large seat.
By Sam Oropeza
Guy Ciarrocchi: Do Republicans want to win elections or burn heretics?
We should debate ideas, but not impose such purity tests that we never win elections.
By Guy Ciarrocchi