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Wednesday Daily Delawhere [2.1.12]

Filed in Delaware by on February 1, 2012 8 Comments
Wednesday Daily Delawhere [2.1.12]

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Impressions of the First Wilmington Mayoral Town Hall

Filed in Delaware by on January 31, 2012 31 Comments

Last night was the first Mayoral Town Hall or Debate sponsored by WDEL. This forum played to a standing room only crowd (they did indeed stop people from coming in after awhile). All of the known candidates were there except for Bovell and Bobby Marshall. I was there with some friends and here’s what I think of the field so far.

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Tuesday Daily Delawhere [1.31.12]

Filed in Delaware by on January 31, 2012 2 Comments
Tuesday Daily Delawhere [1.31.12]

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Reminder! — First Wilmington Mayoral Town Hall Tonight

Filed in Delaware by on January 30, 2012 15 Comments

Just received notice from WDEL that they will be hosting the first Town Hall (titled the Future of Wilmington) featuring the current crop of Wilmington Mayoral candidates next Monday, 30 January 2012 at 6PM at the Wilmington campus of Delaware Technical & Community College.

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Bill Shahan Running for NCCo Executive

Filed in Delaware by on January 30, 2012 3 Comments

On Saturday, Bill Shahan announced he was running for NCCo Executive, creating a primary for the incumbent, Paul Clark. According to his website, Shahan currently works for the County Land Use Department.

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‘Bulo Now On Al’s Show Every Tuesday At 10 A. M.

Filed in Delaware by on January 30, 2012 1 Comment

That’s right. I’m now a regular! Al Mascitti and I will discuss the latest political and government goings-on every Tuesday at 10 a.m. on WDEL-Newsradio, 1150 on your AM dial. The Al Mascitti Show is on M-F, from 9 am to 12 noon. In addition to discussing the latest developments, including Bryan Townsend’s challenge to […]

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Frank Knotts’ Last Post At Delaware Politics?

Filed in Delaware by on January 30, 2012 39 Comments

Frank Knotts, a contributor at Delaware Politics, has written a post about other contributors penchant for deleting comments they simply don’t agree with.  This deleting of comments has been going on for quite a while, and fingers are being pointed at Don Ayotte – rightly so, imo. For the second time today I have been […]

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Monday Daily Delawhere [1.30.12]

Filed in Delaware by on January 30, 2012 10 Comments
Monday Daily Delawhere [1.30.12]

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Sunday Daily Delawhere [1.29.12]

Filed in Delaware by on January 29, 2012 2 Comments
Sunday Daily Delawhere [1.29.12]

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Governor Markell on Morning Joe

Filed in Delaware by on January 28, 2012 5 Comments

This video clip is from yesterday’s show, where Governor Markell appeared with both Governor O’Malley from Maryland and Governor Quinn from Illinois. A number of the questions are actually good ones, but better were the answers by these Governors. The focus on jobs and real issues in contrast to the circus that is the current GOP campaign for President is great and I’m hoping that there is somebody out there who will pay attention to getting more Democratic voices like this speaking everywhere over the next months.

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Saturday Daily Delawhere [1.28.12]

Filed in Delaware by on January 28, 2012 1 Comment
Saturday Daily Delawhere [1.28.12]

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Friday Daily Delawhere [1.27.12]

Filed in Delaware by on January 27, 2012 4 Comments
Friday Daily Delawhere [1.27.12]

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Campaign Finance Reports – KWS Edition

Filed in Delaware by on January 26, 2012 23 Comments

End of year campaign finance reports were due by January 20, 2012, and of course, KWS filed hers late. It makes for some interesting reading.

It seems that a number of individuals and law firms with an interest in the captive insurance industry like KWS enough to give her money. Now mind you, captive insurance does nothing for the consumer. It isn’t to benefit Delaware consumers; captive insurance is insurance for corporations. It isn’t to benefit our state, and, despite her claims to the contrary, the captive bureau does not fill the state’s coffers. So why does KWS push the captive bureau so hard? Because it makes her donors (lawyers and law firms who work in captive insurance) more money. And in turn, they kick-back money to her campaign.

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