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Tom Carper's defense against all of his bad votes is that he was misled and fooled by his Republican friends. How the hell is that a defense? Harris and Carper…

Look for two big story lines in tomorrow's papers. 1) Carper (71 years old) appeared tired and confused throughout the debate. He needed to be prompted by the moderator to address questions after prolonged instances of dead air. He rambled nonsensically at times, and he got the saying "fool me once" flat wrong. When he attempted to animate his remarks by raising his voice and speaking quickly it came off as peevish. 2) Kerri Harris was poised and confident throughout. Her criticism of Carper were respectful, but piercing. She was authentic and stated the case for her election in terms that connected time and again with the audience. Simply put. It was a great night for the Harris campaign. Even Carper knew he sucked. In the press scum after the event Carper basically shrugged and said that he stands on his record (which he thinks is good).

This is not news to DL readers. DE gays got theirs now the "leadership" is saying "talk to the hand" to other Delawareans interested in social justice. I say fuck Peter Schott, and fuck Mitch Crane. Fucking Uncle Toms. They got thier place at the table now they can't be bothered.

Whatever happens tonight, we all owe a debt of gratitude to Kerri Harris. When everyone knew Carper needed to face a primary opponent to call him out on his record, she did it. That said...what are the nuts and bolts of what needs to happen at tonight's debate?

Frank Rich reminds us that the premature end of a crooked presidency happens, as Hemingway wrote of bankruptcy, gradually and then suddenly. He's not the only pundit who took the…

He is speaking outside of a meeting with Kavanugh right now. Senator Coons has "concerns", but has declared Kavanaugh qualified to serve and is awaiting more information in order to…

"The investigations are bogus because they are looking at crimes that I've been committing for years - not just the recent crimes I committed. Also, what about Clinton's emails?"

DL-endorsed candidate for auditor, Kathleen Davies, spent an hour on the Rick Jensen Show on WDEL answering questions about her years as second-in-command under Audtitor Tom Wagner and the controversy…

The fact that "He will lose a primary race" has zero votes a couple of days on speaks to a truth that cuts across the political divide. We all know that there is not a healthy nutsack in all of Republican party. Think Ken Simpler, writ large. They may not like being on the same ticket as their fellow white nationalist/womanizer/criminal, they sure as hell are not going to mention it, let alone offer a remedy in the form of a primary. The spread of the rest of the responses are interesting as well. 23% of us are lunatics that think Trump will get a second term. In their defense, three years ago today, you would have been a lunatic to predict that he's get even one term. 34% of us think he will not make it to the end of term #1. I don't think the Democrats have a bunch of healthy nutsacks, so I'm not sure what this belief is based on. Karma? I'm among the 18% who think he will limp across the finish line and call it a day. Democrats are famous for letting bygones be bygones.