Fixing tax code flaws and returning money to taxpayers could help average Pennsylvanians and jump-start the economy.
By Peter Mihalick
Howard Lurie: They’re not pro-choice; they are pro-abortion
Linguistic sleight of hand can’t hide the truly radical sentiments at the heart of the pro-abortion movement.
By Howard Lurie
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
Schillinger + Rosica: Lawrence Tabas, it’s time to step down
Pennsylvania Republicans need leadership and have found none in the state party bosses.
By Clarice Schillinger and Beth Ann Rosica
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
Thom Nickels: Strawberry Mansion and the Krasner Effect
Nothing is sacred and no one is safe when the DA’s top concern is no longer stopping crime.
by Thom Nickels
Paul Davis: Too many Philly cops are saying, “Exit, stage left!”
Faced with a hostile mayor and district attorney, Philly cops are defunding themselves.
By Paul Davis
Rosica + Schillinger: The Pennsylvania GOP is a dumpster fire
The party hierarchy must do a better job of endorsing candidates — or step aside for someone who will.
By Beth Ann Rosica and Clarice Schillinger
Andy Bloom: Election 2022 — when the red wave crashed
Incumbents held on and little changed despite widespread national dissatisfaction. One reason: poor candidate selection.
By Andy Bloom
Christine Flowers: Scenes from an Italian restaurant (on election night)
“Just because I wasn’t engaging with others doesn’t mean I wasn’t eavesdropping, one of Philadelphia’s distinctive traditions.”
By Christine Flowers