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Don’t Be A Sucker–Trump’s Not Folding On Epstein Files

Filed in Featured, National by on November 18, 2025 1 Comment

Not by a long shot.  Here’s his latest ‘out’: But here’s the thing: Even if Trump is forced to sign it to keep up the appearance of having dodged a stinging defeat, there’s no reason to think the Justice Department will release anything damaging about Trump. In the short term, no enforcing mechanism exists that […]

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Song of the Day 11/18: Buddy Holly, “That’ll Be the Day”

Filed in Arts and Entertainment by on November 18, 2025 0 Comments
Song of the Day 11/18: Buddy Holly, “That’ll Be the Day”

Guest post by Nathan Arizona We’ve just learned they’re going to paint over the Buddy Holly crosswalk in his home town of Lubbock, Texas. Trump has decided to enforce a 12-year-old rule banning art work on public crossings. Otherwise, no federal money for you. The original rule stressed safety, but statements by officials made it […]

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State Treasurer’s Office–Ready, Willing…And ABLE?

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on November 18, 2025 2 Comments

ABLE are savings accounts to enable people with disabilities to save money without jeopardizing state and Federal means tested benefits (Medicaid, SNAP, TANF, etc), according to those familiar with the program. The program is under the purview of the State Treasurer, who, according to concerned parties, should be promoting the program, but isn’t, and growth […]

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DL Open Thread: Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Filed in Featured, Open Thread by on November 18, 2025 5 Comments

NCC Council Debates Dueling Data Center Proposals.  Featuring ‘Kilpatrick’s Revenge’: The New Castle County Council now faces competing proposals to regulate the emerging data center industry. On Monday, Councilwoman Janet Kilpatrick introduced legislation that would defang many of the rules proposed within a pending data center ordinance, including those around noise and energy efficiency. The […]

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DL Open Thread: Monday, November 17, 2025

Filed in Featured, Open Thread by on November 17, 2025 5 Comments

Ya Wanna Be The Senate Democratic Leader?  You say things like this every day: Sen. Chris Murphy: “He wouldn’t be acting this way if he wasn’t so deeply worried about what sits in those files…Clearly, Donald Trump was at the center of a child sex ring.” That is heartbreaking—that the president of the United States […]

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Song of the Day 11/16: Todd Snider, “Alright Guy”

Filed in Arts and Entertainment by on November 16, 2025 0 Comments

Americana singer-songwriter Todd Snider would be bemused by all the attention he’s getting. He’s the kind of artist that even if you know about him you assume other people don’t, so it’s surprising to see how widely mourned he’s been after his death Friday at age 59. Snider was in the news a couple of […]

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DL Open Thread Sunday Magazine: November 16, 2025

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Big Tech Wants Your Brain.  Meaning, yes, Elon Musk wants your brain: Advances in optogenetics, a scientific technique that uses light to stimulate or suppress individual, genetically modified neurons, could allow scientists to “write” the brain as well, potentially altering human understanding and behavior. Optogenetic implants are already able to partially restore vision to patients […]

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BREAKING!! Pam Salaam Announces Candidacy For RD 16

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on November 15, 2025 1 Comment

The incumbent is the irredeemable ex-cop Franklin Cooke.  His only legislative ‘accomplishment’ of note is/was destroying legitimate LEOBOR reform,  Which, to be fair, is precisely why fellow ex-cop and then-Speaker Pete Schwartzkopf placed Cooke in a position to do so. Pam Salaam is a beloved figure in the Southbridge community, a community that has both been overlooked […]

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DL Open Thread: Saturday, November 15, 2025

Filed in Featured, Open Thread by on November 15, 2025 5 Comments

Absolute Corruption: On Oct. 2, the second day of the government shutdown, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem arrived at Mount Rushmore to shoot a television ad. Sitting on horseback in chaps and a cowboy hat, Noem addressed the camera with a stern message for immigrants: “Break our laws, we’ll punish you.” Noem has hailed the […]

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Song of the Day 11/14: Warren Zevon, “Desperadoes Under the Eaves”

Filed in Arts and Entertainment by on November 14, 2025 0 Comments

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame finally got around to honoring Warren Zevon, letting him in through the side door labeled Musical Influence, and then honoring him some more by having the Killers, a band fronted by a guy who looks like Zeppo Osmond, play “Lawyers, Guns and Money.” I can hear Zevon snorting […]

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DL Open Thread: Friday, November 14, 2025

Filed in Featured, Open Thread by on November 14, 2025 2 Comments

ICE To Hire Bounty Hunters.  Because ‘Fascism’: Immigration and Customs Enforcement is looking to hire bounty hunters and private investigators to track down tens of thousands of immigrants to boost arrests under Donald Trump’s mass deportation agenda, according to government documents. The agency has an “immediate need” for “skip tracing services,” which could include bounty […]

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Delaware Political Weekly: Week Ending November 13, 2025

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on November 14, 2025 10 Comments
Delaware Political Weekly: Week Ending November 13, 2025

“We are kings of our bikes. So, we are again really lucky to live in Rehoboth, when we park a car, we have to get back into the car. We can hop on our bikes and our ritual is that we are always biking from our home to L(ewe)s. We do a little bit of […]

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Song of the Day 11/13: Bing Crosby, “Pennies From Heaven”

Filed in Arts and Entertainment by on November 13, 2025 0 Comments

The United States has minted its last penny. Sure, there’s no real need for them – they’re expensive to produce, and most are given out as change and never used again (it’s estimated that there are 240 billion pennies, 724 per capita, sitting around the U.S. unused). Nobody misses them in the many countries like […]

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