Not a clunker in the bunch: "It is with great pride that Delaware United announces the first round of endorsements for this election season. We have also scheduled our first…
Continuing our trek northward through the statewide primary ballot: President Of Wilmington City Council (D Primary): Hanifa Shabazz vs. Trippi Congo. After all the dust settled at the filing deadline,…
I'm gonna do things a little differently this time around. I'm gonna start at the bottom of the statewide primary ballot and work my way to the top, stopping along…
Matt Bittle has the scoop: Corinna Getchell, who has been director of the Office of Health Facilities Licensing and Certification in the Division of Health Care Quality, will be appointed…
Politicians lie. Some lie about where they live. Dave McBride and Cathy Cloutier are two of them. As Democratic State Chair Erik Raser-Schramm has made clear, it is unethical to…
The great John Lewis died last week. A man who was beaten by police for the crime of championing voting rights. A man who rose to Congress and into history…
A couple of random thoughts following last week's madness featuring Bait-And-Switch Friday: 1. The Potter Family Is In Checkmate. A breathless headline on another site proclaims "The Potter Family Must…
OK, kids, follow along with me here. On January 7, 2020, NCC Clerk Of The Peace Ken Boulden files for reelection to the office he has held since 1997. 'The…
Carney's fault because he put the most voracious fox in charge of the hen house. An appointment that could only be read as giving nursing homes carte blanche to ignore…
1. And Then There Were--Six! Six Rethugs vying for the chance to get 39% of the vote against incumbent Gov. John Carney. The latest is one David Graham from Smyrna. …
I was gonna wait until after the holiday weekend to write this, but too much stuff happened. Plenty of stuff will happen over the next two weeks as we approach…
Publicly, as in nationally-syndicated TV. Specifically the Morton Downey, Jr. Show back in 1989. But I'm getting ahead of myself. First, the story, which had remained in the recesses of…