Steve Bannon: A Case Study In Conservative Grift: The outsize role of grift in American conservatism is a story that goes back at least a half century. But Trump glommed…
Some bands go on forever, the Rolling Stones being rock's premier example. Others keep a name alive even after all the original members have departed. But most call it quits…
Not gonna waste precious e-space on Kent and Suxco Levy Court, County Council or row offices. Need to save room for all the snark I can muster. Auditor Of Accounts…
OK,kids, just take a gander at this screen shot that was captured on August 30, 2022 at 11 pm: NOW take a look at her current Endorsements Page: https://votemcguiness.com/ Ya…
Members of one of the nation's most radical, most violently unhinged domestic terrorism group includes members of both the Delaware House and Senate. The racial extremist group known as
The invasion of Ukraine has mostly faded from the news, but one aspect threatens to put it back at the top of the broadcasts. Russia, demonstrating the ineptitude that has…
The other day Jason linked to a Cape Gazette story about mudslinging -- literally -- in a Sussex County Council race, as a Councilman John Reiley was accused of unethical…
This comment was attached to a news item in a Delaware media outlet. If you can guess what the story was about, I'll owe you a beverage of your choice.…
Billie Holiday co-wrote this with Arthur Herzog Jr. -- each claimed the other's contribution was minimal -- and recorded it three different times. Hundreds of others have covered it, usually…
What if the Convicted State Auditor wins in September and wins in November?
Should Carney wait until after the election in November to remove McGuiness? If he removes her prior to the election can he re-remove her after the election?
Shouldn't the office of auditor be filled by someone who hasn't been convicted of the very crimes the auditor's office is tasked with uncovering and rooting out?
So many questions.
Mainstream media loves to cite the low percentage of unionized US workers but rarely details the lengths companies go to in their union-busting. That's improved somewhat in recent months as…