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General Assembly Post-Game Wrap-Up/Pre-Game Show: Thursday, April 14, 2022

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on April 14, 2022 11 Comments

Here’s yesterday’s Session Activity Report.  Both HB’s 371 and 372  were released from House committees, meaning marijuana legalization is not dead yet.  I was pleased and somewhat surprised that HS1/HB293 was released, but now I know why: The bill doesn’t do what I thought it did.  The General Assembly would indeed to continue to exempt […]

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DL Open Thread: Thursday, April 14, 2022

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Absolute Must-Read: Pro Publica On Tax Avoidance By The Wealthy.  Award-worthy, great graphics, and exceedingly aggravating. You Ever Get Mail From Hillsdale College? I do.  Buncha RWNJ’s pretending to be a college.  They’re now building a string of charter schools to combat ‘leftist academics’: With only 1,500 students on a small-town campus in southern Michigan, […]

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The Rebecca Walker Story

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on April 13, 2022 2 Comments

It’s dawned on me that we’ve added quite a few new viewers in the past few years.  Readers who are not familiar with some of the corruption that has been part of the Delaware Way forever. As you can see from this story from WDEL, (or more accurately from Randall Chase of the Associated Press, […]

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General Assembly Post-Game Wrap-Up/Pre-Game Show: Weds., April 13, 2022

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on April 13, 2022 3 Comments

Uneventful day yesterday. Stephanie Bolden was back, but the Ft. DuPont Cash Cow bill wasn’t run.  There’s always Thursday. Only real item of note was that HB 259 (Lambert) was tabled in the Senate.  Likely either a technical glitch or a request for more information.  Everything else passed on both agendas with no controversy. Take […]

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Delaware General Assembly Pre-Game Show: Tuesday, April 12, 2022

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on April 12, 2022 2 Comments

Anyone who thinks that the Ft. DuPont Cash Cow Bill is dead just because it wasn’t worked on Thursday, guess again.  Word on the street is that Our PAL Val was perhaps only a vote short. Her equally corrupt legislative colleague Stephanie Bolden was not present (BTW, Bolden’s term is starting to look like Hazel […]

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DL Open Thread: Sunday, April 10, 2022

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Putin Names General Responsible For Syrian Atrocities To Head Invasion Of Ukraine.  There must be a way to take Putin out. Meet The New Murdoch, As Despicable As The Old Murdoch.  Lest you had thought that anyone in that family was capable of introspection: In a speech in Sydney celebrating a new initiative at a […]

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DL Open Thread: Saturday, April 9, 2022

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Michigan Conspirators Skate On Plans To Kidnap Michigan Governor.  In case you missed it, justice isn’t blind. Never was. Wow–Federal Funds Being Used For Something Other Than Tax Rebates:  The better side of Michiganders’ nature: LANSING, Mich. — In an underserved neighborhood of Michigan’s capital city, a health clinic is being built with nearly $900,000 […]

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Delaware Political Weekly: April 1-7, 2022

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on April 8, 2022 10 Comments
Delaware Political Weekly: April 1-7, 2022

1. This Is Not An Endorsement. However–I came across the name of a D candidate who had just filed for the 14th Senate District seat currently held by the retiring Sen. Bruce Ennis.  Based on the candidate’s background, I asked my wife about this candidate w/o mentioning his name.  You see, my wife’s a pharmacist, […]

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DL Open Thread: Friday April 8, 2022

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Ketanji Brown Jackson Becomes First Black Woman To Be Confirmed To Supreme Court: The Senate voted Thursday to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, felling one of the most significant remaining racial barriers in American government and sending the first Democratic nominee to the high court in 12 years. Jackson, a daughter […]

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General Assembly Post-Game Wrap-Up/Pre-Game Show: Thursday, April 7, 2022

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on April 7, 2022 1 Comment

I know that, by now, you must be sick of reading my screeds about the blatantly corrupt Ft. DuPont project.  A corrupt project whose fate will likely be sealed forever with the passage of HB 355 (Longhurst), which, among other things, gets rid of direct resident representation on the Board, and hands the corporation two […]

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DL Open Thread: Thursday, April 7, 2022

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Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson Set To Be Elevated To Supreme Court Today.  Hey, we dodged the Breyer nightmare.  That’s something: A final vote on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation is expected around 1:45 p.m. Eastern, Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer (D-N.Y.) told his colleagues Wednesday night. President Biden’s nominee, who is expected to draw […]

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General Assembly Post-Game Wrap-Up/Pre-Game Show: Wednesday, April 6, 2022

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on April 6, 2022 6 Comments

I doubted that anybody would vote against the Ft. DuPont/Delaware City ‘Charter Change’ in the House.  I was correct.  Perhaps this is the time to call out ‘Mimi’ Minor-Brown.  Representative, the official reorganization of the Delaware Democratic committees should be completed by May. At that point, you, not Valerie Longhurst, will represent the residents of […]

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Delaware General Assembly Pre-Game Show: Tuesday, April 5, 2022

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on April 5, 2022 3 Comments

Hoo-boy, we’ve got some real interesting bills to talk about right off the bat. Take, for example, HB 372 (Osienski). The bill ‘regulates and taxes marijuana in the same manner as alcohol’. I honestly haven’t had time to look at the differences between this bill and the failed bill, but they’re similar.  It’s still a […]

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