Delaware Liberal

Last week Politico published a story that's probably been framed and hung in Chris Coons' study already. It's approving headline: "Meet the GOP's Favorite Democrat." It recounts in some detail…

U of D is in the mix at this year's Penn Mutual CRC Rugby Sevens Championship.

I am fully prepared for Democrats to blow the mid-term elections. Why? Because I have eyes. But as the Dem's polling lead slips away, Nader suggests a way forward. If…

Buddy Guy does serious justice to this John Hiatt song. And, oh, yeah, Bonnie Raitt tears it up as well. Best slide player in the world?:

I'm back to tussling with fellow Democrats over the question of who is to blame for poor Democratic turnout at the polls, and lackluster performance by Dem majorities in the…

When am I going to stop being astonished by utterly predictable bullshit? What's astonishing me today is the fact that two Republicans running for Pennsylvania governor would like to eliminate school property taxes, and one of those two wants to make deep cuts in corporate income taxes. Seriously..? How many times does this strategy have to ruin a state before it STOPS working as a political talking point? It is truly unbelievable to me that Republicans can still run on, and win with "TAXES = EVIL" messaging. As we see here in Delaware with JOhn Carney at the helm, part of the problem is that Democrats (in this case Tom Wolf) don't push back and reveal the bullshit in that messaging, but try to adopt a kinder, gentler version of it.

The winner of Tuesday’s primary will run against Gov. Wolf, a Democrat who has said he is open to ending the reliance on property taxes as a source of revenue and supported the idea in his 2014 campaign. But in office, Wolf has opposed bills to eliminate school property taxes, citing concerns with the details and proposed revenue replacements.

That's giving 'em hell Tom!