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Greg Lavelle and Dave McBride.  The two senators who made sure that wielders of assault weapons will be able to mow down children, teachers, ordinary citizens, police, and others.  What…

I think they're just trolling Rep. PAL Longhurst now. Yes, the Senate passed the bump stock bill. And, yes, they placed yet another amendment onto the bill, making eight in…

Let's talk gun bills. What the General Assembly does, or does not do, with gun legislation will determine whether this session can be deemed even somewhat of a success.  How…

1. Progressive Hero Sean Lynn Gets A Primary Challenger. And he could be a threat. Ralph Taylor, member of the Capital School District School Board. Stop me if you've heard…

Well, not quite weekly. Just wasn't enough stuff to justify a post last week. 1. Could Two Of Delaware's Best Legislators Choose Not To Run Again? Yes. And it's scary. …

...and calls for specific reforms.  I've written about this issue in the past. As enforced in Delaware, it's legalized thievery by the police from those least able to defend themselves. …

1. It's Carper-Harris For Real. Any lingering questions as to whether Carberbot would go to the post this year were answered as Shufflin' Tom filed this week.  A nominal Democrat,…

Well, I sure didn't see the Equal Rights Amendment imploding on the Senate floor, but that's what happened.  What started as a simple basic statement of equality--""Equality of rights under…

Let's talk about 'taking a walk'. In legislative parlance, the phrase means 'disappearing during a roll call so that you will be recorded as absent on a certain vote'. And,…

OK, we need to do a post-game wrap-up from last Thursday as it was an eventful day.  Underage marriage is on the way out as the bill is on the…

That was quite the sneaky stealth political week.  Here's what happened while you (we?) weren't looking: 1. Ernie Lopez Gets A Primary Challenge.  Lynne Eckbold from Lewes filed this week…