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DL Open Thread: Thursday, August 11, 2022

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Trump Schadenfreude: He could be prosecuted under a statute that he made law–in order to go after Hillary Clinton: If Trump is found to have violated federal law in removing and retaining classified documents without authorization, he could be convicted of a felony punishable by five years in prison. And that conviction would be a […]

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DL Open Thread: Thursday, August 4, 2022

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Attention, Dem Officeholders:  I don’t care if you just have to reach your fundraising goal–especially when you are either running unopposed or facing negligible opposition–especially when some of the money you’re raising gets passed through to Delaware Way types.  Which reminds me, for those of you considering runs for higher office down the line, selling […]

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Song of the Day 6/30: Moby Grape, “Murder in My Heart for the Judge”

Filed in Arts and Entertainment by on June 30, 2022 0 Comments

I’m sure millions of people these days can relate to the sentiment expressed by Moby Grape’s Jerry Miller and Don Stevenson, first released on “Wow,” the band’s flawed 1968 follow-up album to their eponymous LP of 1967. That album would have established them as San Francisco’s best band if their manager and record company hadn’t […]

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General Assembly Post-Game Wrap-Up/Pre-Game Show: Weds., June 15, 2022

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on June 15, 2022 8 Comments

Kids, the term ‘gun safety’ only applies to the Kop Kabal package of bills in the sense that it’s used for PR purposes.  If the bills that passed there yesterday become law, medical marijuana users too can possess weapons of mass destruction, the cops have complete control over criminal background checks, and there are so […]

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Delaware General Assembly Pre-Game Show: Tuesday, June 14, 2022

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on June 14, 2022 4 Comments

What bills will the Kop Kabal allow to be considered this week?  That, after all, is how business is conducted in the House.  Don’t forget it. Act on it. Well, let’s look at today’s House Agenda. Want to know what the quintessential ‘bipartisan’ Delaware Way bill is this session?  It’s HB 276 (Bennett), which leads […]

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Delaware Political Weekly: June 3-9, 2022

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on June 10, 2022 12 Comments

1.  Matt Meyer Publicly Supports Marijuana Legalization And Regulation.  Here’s his op-ed: Delaware decriminalized small amounts of marijuana in 2015, but Delawareans, and disproportionately Black Delawareans, continue to be arrested for marijuana possession. According to an ACLU report of arrest data from 2018, Black Delawareans were more than four times more likely to be arrested […]

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General Assembly Post-Game Wrap-Up/Pre-Game Show: Weds., June 8, 2022

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on June 8, 2022 14 Comments

A productive day yesterday.  Limits on assault weapons magazines passes in the Senate (will House weaken the bill again?);  same-day voting registration passes the House.  BTW, it’s official.  Bill Bush is the House’s Joe Manchin.  Only D to vote against same-day registration.  Here is the Daily Activity Report for Tuesday. Could the Annual Budget pass […]

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DL Open Thread: Sat., May 21, 2022

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Mastriano Was MAGAt Before MAGAt Was Mainstream.  Wrote of left-wing ‘Hitlerian putsch’ back in 2001: Two decades before he was Republican nominee for Pennsylvania governor, Doug Mastriano warned in a master’s thesis that the United States was vulnerable to a left-wing “Hitlerian Putsch” that would begin with the dismantling of the U.S. military and end […]

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DL Open Thread: Friday, May 20, 2022

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COVID Ain’t Over, Y’All.  I think everybody should be a little more cautious.  Two of my friends have caught it in the last week or so–one here, one on the west coast.  They feel like shit. I’m gonna mask up a little more. And, of course, being naturally anti-social, stay away from people.  Which is […]

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One Of Our Readers Makes A Great Case For Vetoing HB 355

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on May 19, 2022 3 Comments

To me, his logic, and grasp of Delaware Constitutional Law, is unassailable: I write to you about House Bill No, 355 that will soon be on yourdesk for approval. HB 355 – in its central part – changes thecomposition of the members sitting on the Board of Directors of theFort DuPont Redevelopment and Preservation Corporation […]

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General Assembly Post-Game Wrap-Up/Pre-Game Show: Thurs., May 19, 2022

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on May 19, 2022 5 Comments

One look at the House and Senate Agendas today, and you know what’s happening.  With a two-week break coming up, both chambers are trying to get bills over to the other chamber for consideration. The Senate Agenda features 12 Senate bills, and the House Agenda features 16 House bills.  Only SB 100 (Townsend), which is […]

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General Assembly Post-Game Wrap-Up/Pre-Game Show: Weds., May 18, 2022

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Shouldn’t have been so naive as to believe that the lemmings would stand up to Longhurst.  Last comment on the corruption at Ft. DuPont–until/unless someone gets in trouble. Not holding my breath.  The fix has been in for years now. Otherwise, a pretty productive session yesterday.  Notable and, IMO opinion, positive bills that passed yesterday.  […]

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General Assembly Post-Game Wrap-Up/Pre-Game Show: Thurs., May 12 2022

Filed in Delaware, Featured by on May 12, 2022 7 Comments

I hereby declare defeat. Since 2014, I have chronicled the rampant corruption of the proposed, and now in-progress, Ft. DuPont ‘Redevelopment’ project.  I thought that, at some point, some elected officials would take notice and at least take some action.  I couldn’t have been more wrong.  HB 355 cleared its next-to-last hurdle, as it was […]

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