September 2011 – Page 11 – Delaware Liberal

Wednesday Open Thread

By jason330 September 7, 20112 Comments

Hey, when was the last time you heard a union President accurately quoted in the media? I can't remember a union President ever being accurately quoted. Prior to this week,…

You want a voice in Progressive politics?

By Delaware Dem September 7, 201112 Comments

Tonight, at the regular monthly meeting of the Progressive Democrats for Delaware (PDD), the PDD will also form its’ 2012 Endorsement Subcommittee from its membership and begin discussions on requirements…

Republican Turncoat

By nemski September 7, 20116 Comments

A GOP operative leaves the cult and spills the beans.

Celia Cohen Attends DEGOP Fundraisers So You Don’t Have To

By jason330 September 7, 201111 Comments

Celia writes with the ennui of someone who has lived through a golden age. She no doubt feels that at this point in her career, she should be breathlessly reporting on the temples being dedicated to the Gods who walked among us; DuPont, Roth, Castle, Carper. She basically comes out and says it:

Belated Tuesday Open Thread & Theory

By jason330 September 6, 20115 Comments

I said that I wasn't going to write about the President, but I have this theory about President Obama.

Numb3rs: In Real Life

By nemski September 6, 201110 Comments

Taken straight out of Hollywood, a California police department is using software to predict when and where crime will occur.

Understanding Taxes

By nemski September 6, 20116 Comments

Raises are good for you even if they push you into a higher tax bracket.

What Rift with Obama Supporters

By nemski September 6, 201117 Comments

"Four more years! Four more years!"

GOP Money Men are Down To Two

By nemski September 6, 201113 Comments

With the GOP horse race seemingly between Romney and Dick Perry, the Republican establishment is in a quandary.

Democrats Could Learn Something From Bernie Sanders

By jason330 September 5, 201146 Comments

Today, Sanders announced that he will introduce legislation that would strengthen Social Security without cutting benefits to any of its beneficiaries. Sanders’ legislation would eliminate the income cap that currently exists in the payroll tax that does not tax income above $106,800: