Delaware

I hereby declare defeat. Since 2014, I have chronicled the rampant corruption of the proposed, and now in-progress, Ft. DuPont 'Redevelopment' project.  I thought that, at some point, some elected…

Today we'll see if there is any Senate concern over Sen. Nicole Poore's blatant (IMO) conflict-of-interest over her sponsorship of HB 355, which would place her on the Ft. DuPont…

It would be difficult to find a less compelling session than today's. The House Agenda features one 'special license plate' bill, perhaps more deserving than others of its, wait for…

The following petition was sent to all members of the Delaware State Senate this morning: “We are petitioning to respectfully and urgently request that the Senate Rules & Ethics Committee…

1. Felon-To-Be (?) Files For Reelection.  Kathleen McGuiness, of course, as a Democrat.  For State Auditor. Will any self-styled leader within the Party do anything to find a challenger to…

Some interesting bills on today's agendas.  But first, here is Wednesday's session activity report. Make of it what you will. Only a two-bill Senate Agenda, but both are consequential.  SB…

It feels more than a little depressing to be living in a post-Wade world.  Not even so much because of the decision, but because of the acquiescence and unwillingness/inability to…

In 2017, Sen. Bryan Townsend introduced SB 5, which was designed to ensure that Delawareans would continue to be protected under Roe v Wade, should the Supreme Court do what…

1. Dem Kingmakers Unite Behind Marcus Henry To Succeed Matt Meyer.  Why did all of these 'influencers' flock to Henry's side for his announcement?  Here are my thoughts.  First, as…

1.  Rethugs Find Themselves An Auditor Candidate--And, Yes, She's Out There.  No, she hasn't filed for the ballot yet.  But she filed her campaign committee this week.  Her name is…

This list does not include any incumbents who already have credible challengers.  It also does not include either Speaker Pete or Our PAL Val.  I just think that, with their…

If a marijuana legalization bill reaches your desk, will you: A. Sign it? B. Let it become law without your signature? Or: C. Veto it? I ask this question because…