Sanctuary City
I hope Trump cuts millions from Philadelphia
By now we have anywhere from 10 to 20 million illegals among us. Is 20 million a lot? Only California, Texas, and Florida have that many people.
Politics
The Democrats have lost their sense of normalcy
Too many Democrats blame the voters. Too few have introspection to ask themselves why they lost to a convicted felon, a person that they condemned as a Nazi.
Russia-Ukraine War
NOW is the time to double down behind Ukraine
He has given Putin the benefit of every doubt, and Putin has laughed in his face.
Harvard University
Trump’s war on Harvard is a war on American principles
Like free speech, academic freedom is a foundational principle of America.
Genocide
An Oval Office invite can turn into a cage match
Trump sandbagged South African President Cyril Ramaphosa with the baseless claim of “genocide” against whites in South Africa.
Daniel P. Henry
Dedicated to Daniel P. Henry, MAGA moron
Remember the old Mamas & the Popas song, “Dedicated to the One I Love?” This is dedicated to MAGA moron Daniel P. Henry, a constant commenter, despite the handicap of having his head up Trump’s ass. In Henry’s view, Trump can do no wrong, and any criticism of
XIV Amendment
Birthright citizenship is a Western Hemisphere idea
The “born in the U.S.A.” phenomenon is called “birth tourism” and it is a growing problem, especially in the Northern Marianas, which is a U.S. territory.
Sanctuary Cities
Trump searches for way to punish Sanctuary Cities
I would love for the feds to find a way to cut funds to Philadelphia, my city, my home.
Stephen A. Smith
How does President Stephen A. Smith sound?
He has been accused many times of pouring gasoline on racial fires.
Sanctuary City
Is Philly still sanctuary city? Inquirer misses a key point
Like it or not, illegal immigration is against the law, no matter how some try to deny it
Book Review
The knives came out after Biden botched debate
Who were the villains and the loyal politicians?
Reuters poll
Huge majority of Americans reject Trump disobeying courts
“Rule of law” will be an issue in 2026, and will hurt Republicans