Delaware Liberal

60 percent of Pennsylvanians would still support taxing the natural gas drillers at a rate similar to the other energy-producing states."

Too bad those 60 percent of Pennsylvanians didn't contribute $1.2 million to Corbitt's recent election campaigns like the oil-and-natural gas interests did.

If you can get through this, Donviti actually makes a good point. With Union membership at 12% and the wealth of the country concentrated at the very top, the plutocratic overlords who call all the shots have the middle class arguing over a pittance. (What is one value less than a pittance? A dribble?) I know there are bigger issues involved, but from a practical perspective, even if Scott Walker backs down and allows Wisconsin unions to the right to "collective bargaining" the unions will have won the right to try and grab a handful of steam.

I'm not in favor of giving the current casino operators a perpetual monopoly, but I'm also not a fan of trying to gamble our way back to prosperity by adding more casinos. BTW - Since studies have shown that casino gambling is a tax on poor people, I wonder if anyone will suggest that rich people should have their taxes raised as well?

A word of caution, children, before we discuss the arcane ways of the redistrictor: some mysteries were not meant for man to understand. Redrawing election district lines is cartographic devilry of a black and necromantic sort, dreamed up by the twisted designs of sinister vote counting gods, existing purely to tempt and destroy mankind with its elusive secrets.

Tonight my guest will be international signing sensation, movie and television star Mac Davis who will entertain us with his brand of folksy comedy/country music improv. Wait...no it isn't. It is international signing sensation, movie and television star EL SONAMBULO who will entertain us with his brand of folksy comedy/country music improv and insight into Delaware's funky, chunky, skunky politic goings on.