What did Democrats get out of the longest federal shutdown in American history? On paper, it looks like not a whole lot.
From sanctuary to subsidy, Pennsylvania’s proposed migrant programs may cross legal lines
Vocal opponents of immigration law enforcement have proposed creating a taxpayer-funded Office of New Pennsylvanians.
Republicans need strategic changes before 2027 commissioners campaign
Tomorrow’s GOP election victories will possibly be rooted in discerning yesterday’s election missteps.
The blank slate election
2025 was a perfect storm of three distinct factors: unbridled Democratic motivation, Republican base apathy, and the classic “party-in-power-malaise.”
C2T2: Consumerism, competition, transparency, and trust can build back medicine better
The power of choice and competition in health care will be unleashed for American patients when we have achieved transparency in pricing.
Why the 2025 Bucks blue wave?
It was a stunner of an election that swept Bucks County Republicans out of office, costing them nine row offices.
Dems ‘sharpening their knives’ on Fetterman for ‘heresy’ of unity
One Democratic senator is daring to bridge the political divide — and his own party is punishing him for it.
Ukraine’s October stalemate
Despite Putin’s swaggering proclamations over the past four years, Kyiv has not fallen and the Ukrainian Armed Forces have not collapsed.
Neighbors deserve better: A call for real leadership in Central Bucks
It’s become increasingly clear that CBSD Neighbors United candidates are not interested in focusing on academics, leadership, or student success.