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Republican 1: Our guy has a long history of being a fucking shithead, and saying all manner of crazy indefensible shit. Republican 2: I know. That's why we like him.…

Somebody please show this Pew Research graph to Chris Coons: It shows that, while Democratic voters used to value compromise more than Republicans, but over the past year that's no…

No fatal shootings in Delaware for 45 days!! Awesome, job everybody. Let’s keep this streak alive.

Liberals have realized for a long time now that the leadership of the Democratic Party is beholden to business interests and therefore is only as liberal as corporate America will…

14 people were shot and killed yesterday in America. There have been three shootings (one fatal) this morning so far. So, we'll probably get over 10 again today. There are…

Bill Cosby was found guilty of three counts of aggravated indecent assault. The 80-year-old comedian faces up to 10 years in prison on each count. While discussing bail, the DA…

Fox News performers Diamond and Silk -- Lynette Hardaway and Rochelle Richardson to authorities -- repeatedly lied under oath to Congress today about a payment they received from the Trump…

I commented over at BD that Bryan Shupe is running a real "I am not a Republican" campaign in the 36th. To test that I went to bryanshupe.com and searched for the word "Republican" on every page. Click through to see the final tally.

The AR-15 hogs the spotlight with splashy mass murders in churches and schools, but a recent high profile murder/suicide is a timely reminder that if you are planning to kill someone, the Taurus Tracker .357 is also a great choice.

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The State News' usually good Matt Bittle neglects to mention that the $15 million in welfare is going, ultimately, into the pockets of Dover Downs executives who give themselves raises…