Question of the Day
Why does Delaware seemingly not enforce school zone speed limits?
The Auto Bailouts? Romney’s Idea, I Think Not
Yesterday, Cassandra_M pointed out the first Etch A Sketch moment of the campaign.
Smyrna’s Civics 101 Lesson: You Get What You Pay For
Smyrna goes to the polls today in a non-binding referendum that asks if the town would approve a slight tax increase to build a much needed expansion of the Smyrna Police Station.
Late Night Video: Colbert on the Youth Vote
Colbert, “Why can’t Obama be more like Harry Truman?”
Barn Door Closed After Horses Have Escaped
The Secret Service has issued new guidelines after the Colombia scandal that will hopefully curtails the behavior of agents in the field.
Quote of the Day
Robert Gibbs, an advisor to the Obama campaign, gives us two quotes today from his appearance on “Meet the Press”.
“Anarchy was occurring before our very eyes.”
A history of the LA riots written in 1993..
Gingrich To Continue Zombie Campaign Another Day
Supposedly Newt Gingrich was going to end his presidential campaign on Tuesday, but now reports look like it will continue on till at least Wednesday. Oh, by the way, Ron…
Homophobes Could Be Gay
Over the years as we’ve watched various homophobic leaders get caught in the closet, many of us have developed a theory that maybe these homophobes are in fact gay themselves. Well, now there’s a study that proves just that.
Seriously, Austerity Is Not Working
As we brought to your attention the other day, austerity as a policy is not working. Economist Christina D. Romer writes, “The result is that austerity is uniquely destructive right now.”
Are Police in Delaware Tracking You?
If you haven’t had the chance to read Sean O’Sullivan’s article in Sunday’s News Journal about the ability of the police in Delaware to track you via your cell phone, you should do so now.
Fear of a Black President
The Nation as a wonderful article about the Republicans trying to go after President Obama for being too cool, too black.
Flyers-Devils Preview
The streets of Philadelphia will be quiet this afternoon, but in the bars, homes and the Wells Fargo Center, it is going to be loud and obnoxious as the Flyers get ready for their bitter rival, the New Jersey Devils.