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I'd like to dedicate this to the Good People Of Sharpley: 1.  Rep. Krista Griffith Offers Ice Cream To The Residents Of Sharpley.  Yes, it's almost certainly some sort of violation…

A (mostly) 'just the facts, ma'am' edition. Here's yesterday's Session Activity Report.  Oooh, here's a tidbit I missed yesterday.  The Senate had previously unanimously passed SB 22 (Townsend), 'the Fair…

Legislators can get a bill through the General Assembly in a matter of hours--from introduction to headed to the Governor's Office--if they really want to.  In other words, these two…

They sent out one of those mailers--you know, a 'Call Krista and Tell Her She's the Bestest Legislator EVER' piece.  (Yes, I've seen the piece, can't print it b/c it…

Time for the big finish, folks.  Lots to do. Starting today.  We've got some good, we've got some bad.  In fact, on the very same Senate Agenda. The good?  SB…

Just when I think that we're pretty much done with intriguing new developments, I'm proven wrong. At least wrong enough so that I've got items for yet another political weekly.…

Answer, albeit only a partial answer, is a Third Party Advertising PAC now running propaganda for this Delaware Way Quartet.  Almost certainly to be expanding in scope. Before I get…

1.  Lobbyist Bundling Party For Cruce And Nnamdi Postponed. Was supposed to take place on Tuesday at the Columbus Inn. Was postponed, no new date set.  Was it postponed because…

1.  Stephanie Bolden Draws Legit Progressive Challenger.   Lest you've forgotten who Bolden is, please allow me to reintroduce her to you: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DLqfsYdMsmz/?igsh=MWlwbXU1dXkwNm1qcg%3D%3D I now introduce you to...Michelle Booker.  This part…

Here is yesterday's Session Activity Report.  Looks like all the bills on yesterday's Senate Agenda passed without controversy. I haven't checked today's agendas yet.  However, the General Assembly will be…

The big news, of course, is that the watered-down version of the so-called health care cost containment bill unanimously passed the Senate.  While it does place some requirements on insurers…

The Big News?  The substitute bill supposedly designed to control hospital healthcare costs will finally make it to the floor today.  Having its priorities straight, the Senate will first rubber-stamp…