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DL Open Thread Wednesday March 8 2023

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Uh…Can it be because our health care system is utter shit? Why a million Americans a year risk Mexico medical tourism   Israel’s elite fighter pilots escalate judicial reform protest. Fighter pilots in an elite Israeli Air Force squadron have vowed not to attend training, in an unprecedented protest against the government.  Nearly all of […]

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Delaware General Assembly Pre-Game Show: Tuesday, March 7, 2023

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It’s ba-a-a-ck. Polished to a diamond gleam by Rep. Osienski. We’re talking HB 1, which: …removes all penalties for use or possession of a personal use quantity of marijuana and marijuana accessories. It further specifies that the adult sharing of a personal use quantity or less of marijuana is legal activity for those 21 years […]

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Song of the Day 3/7: Sweet, “Fox on the Run”

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The Dominion lawsuit against Fox “News” has provided receipts showing the Murdoch media empire is nothing but a propaganda arm of the international fascist movement, which isn’t news to anybody with a working set of critical faculties. Though we should never doubt the ability of the American justice system to fail at administering justice, a […]

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Is Delaware Ready to Legalize Recreational Marijuana for Black People ?

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Having been legal for white people for a while now (let’s be honest), House Bill 1 is set to be voted on today. Second Time’s a Charm? Delaware House Set to Vote on Recreational Marijuana Bill DOVER, Del.- Delaware lawmakers are once again taking aim at the controversial issue of legalizing recreational marijuana in the […]

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DL Open Thread Tuesday March 7 2023

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DL Open Thread Tuesday March 7 2023

Why does John Carney hate pedestrians? Among civilized states – Delaware has the highest rate of pedestrian fatalities “Your blogging licensing and registration, please” I hope this Desantis style “freedom” doesn’t come to Delaware.  I’d hate to have to register with the state just to continue pointing out that Chris Coons is a corporate lickspittle, and Lisa […]

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And lo, the answer came forth clear…

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Whan that new poll by Mason-Dixon fair
Did make its way unto the air
Conducted by the Fairness Campaign bright
A pro-LGBTQ rights group with might

The question posed did bring to light
A topic of great moral right
Should state leaders have the power
To overrule parents’ wishes hour by hour?

And lo, the answer came forth clear
From seventy-one percent without fear
Nay, say they, such laws should not exist
For parents’ wishes should always persist

In matters of their children’s lives
The power should rest in their hives
For who can know a child’s heart
Better than those who from birth did impart?

So let it be known throughout the land
That parents’ wishes should remain grand
And state leaders should not interfere
In matters of their children dear.

Dear ChatGpt – In the style of Chaucer, can you write a about A new Mason-Dixon poll by the Fairness Campaign, that showed 71% of respondents oppose laws letting state leaders overrule parents’ wishes?

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Song of the Day 3/6: Wayne Shorter with the Miles Davis Quintet, “Footprints”

Filed in Arts and Entertainment by on March 6, 2023 2 Comments

Guest post by Nathan Arizona From Miles to the Multiverse. That’s the trajectory Wayne Shorter took as he established himself over a 67-year career as what the New Yorker called “the world’s greatest living jazz composer” and as maybe the finest saxophone player since the 1960s. Shorter, who died last week at 89, made his […]

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Poll Results – This Week’s Poll: Who do you want to be Delaware’s next Lt Governor?

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As to the question  “Which issue should Bethany Hall Long pick to be her signature issue in the upcoming gubernatorial race?”

It was a dead heat with “Access to healthcare for women in post Roe Delaware (24%)” barely edging out  “Continuing the work of the Carney admin (21%)” and “Addressing the wanton lawlessness of DE Cops through LEBOR reform (23%)”.

All of those are funny to me. “Addressing the wanton lawlessness of DE Cops through LEBOR reform” is perhaps the most hilarious.  This has less than zero chance of being a concern of the possible Hall-Long administration.   But it reminds me… Pete wants a special license plate for cops.  I haven’t followed it closely, but what does the plate commemorate?

LEOBOR Today, LEOBOR tomorrow, LEOBOR forever! ?

Onward to this week’s

The floor is open and please note the wording is: Who do you WANT to be the next Lt Gov.   So all you Tabatha fans, this is your moment.

 

 

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DL Open Thread Monday March 6 2023

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DL Open Thread Monday March 6 2023

The Delaware Court of Chancery is a bunch of milquetoast pussies who will never bop the fuck out Fox News like it needs bopping.  (And I know that all you milquetoast pussies read this blog, so now I’ve called you milquetoast pussies to your face twice, so you basically have to bop the fuck out […]

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Highlands Bunker – The Truth Falls Out (w/ Syl Woolford)

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Just listening to REV read from Eslanda Goode Robeson’s retelling of her HUAC testimony is well worth the price of admission. E231 – The Truth Falls Out (w/ Syl Woolford)  Local historian Syl Woolford joins Rob in the bunker to talk about his research into Paul Robseon, how it relates to the present day, and the […]

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DL Open Thread: Sunday, March 5, 2023

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Florida vs. Education: Florida legislators have proposed a spate of new laws that would reshape K-12 and higher education in the state, from requiring teachers to use pronouns matching children’s sex as assigned at birth to establishing a universal school choice voucher program. The half-dozen bills, filed by a cast of GOP state representatives and […]

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Trump seals the deal at CPAC

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Paul Campos at LGM watched Trump’s CPAC speech: I’m watching Donald Trump doing his improv shtick at CPAC right now — it’s on CSPAN — and if you think somebody else has a chance to win the GOP presidential nomination in 2024 I suggest you think about it again. You can’t out-Trump Trump, and you […]

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Spot the racism

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Spot the racism

Here are two headlines about the same story. One is from Fox News and one is from WHYY.  It will take a keen eye, but see if you can spot the racism. Here are some of the changes: Starting next year, the exam will be given twice annually — in February and July. The “cut” or […]

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