As chair of the PA Board of Pardons Fetterman was “proud of the Board providing Second Chances,” “we can do more to fix a system that too often invests in punishment.” Where is that John Fetterman now?
As chair of the PA Board of Pardons Fetterman was “proud of the Board providing Second Chances,” “we can do more to fix a system that too often invests in punishment.” Where is that John Fetterman now?
Iran’s choice of Mojtaba Khamenei as the next Supreme Leader “is unacceptable to me.” How about what’s unacceptable to us?
This is a war of choice, with little public support, and no end in sight.
Trump has gone to war with Iran. His justifications for this attack are fluid, vague and largely unsubstantiated, but the consequences will be very real.
Trump is indeed taking America back, back to the past, back to times when women’s rights and freedoms were circumscribed.
On the red carpet at the Oscars, nominees are asked, “What are you wearing?” At the State of the Union address, it seemed the question was, “Who are you bringing?”
Gorsuch's words are a wake-up call, a plea to a Congress seemingly asleep at the switch to remember they were elected to legislate, not capitulate.
How did Rehmet and his team pull off this upset? Knocking on doors. Spending time with people in their living rooms, kitchens and in their driveways.
Sorry, Republicans, you can’t have it both ways.
ICE has killed again. With Trump’s blessing.
Trump was testing the waters. Now he is laying the framework.
JD Vance tried to absolve the killer, insisting that Good’s murder was “a tragedy of her own making.” No. It was a tragedy of Trump’s making.
Are we no better than Putin? And where does this leave us? These acts of war, of invasion, of unilateral kidnapping? Of arbitrary and greasy-palmed pardons? Who benefits? How does this make us better off? Greater? Safer?
Trump is spending an awful lot of time, energy and media posts harping on “our country.” Using “our” implies inclusiveness, but Trump’s “our” does not include me.
Republicans have remained silent, including our US representative, Brian Fitzpatrick. Fitzpatrick joined his Republican sheep, refusing to support his fellow Pennsylvania Representatives in their simple call to the military to honor their oath and the Constitution.
Trump’s solutions to the pesky economic challenges are little more than trumped up pigs in a poke to sell us a bill of goods.
We voted for a progressive Democrat, and instead, we have - you.