Christmas Village wiped out in Philadelphia, then brought back

This “I’m offended” crap is totally out of control. Many of you are probably offended about many things you see and experience during your day-to-day travels, yet my guess is you don’t go around claiming you have some unwritten right not to be offended. What’s even worse is the fools who buckle to the pressure…

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Philly calls for investigation into 16 year old’s abortion

Here’s the link to Regina Medina’s story from the Philadelphia Daily News story on the alleged DHS mandated abortion of a 24 week term baby. That story is here. But here is the update on the investigation. Two Philadelphia-area politicians want the city’s Department of Human Services to answer some questions following allegations published this…

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The state and abortion: the shape of things to come?

Is it wrong for me to assume most government bureaucrats are lefties and thus carry the usual lefty baggage with them, including, it’s not a life, it’s a clump of cells, it’s not a heart beat, it’s a heart tone? Make no mistake, government bureaucrats will never view someone else’s life in the same manner as they…

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Case against nightstick wielding “poll watchers” closed

In a Washington Times exclusive story, we learn that political appointees – not lawyers or investigators – have ordered closed the federal civil complaint against three members of the New Black Panther Party accused of intimidation at a Philadelphia polling place in November. Many may remember the YouTube video of the obvious intimidation shown here.…

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Temporary Tax Hikes and Other Fairy Tales

The mayor of Philadelphia, Michael Nutter, is proposing a temporary increase to the city’s property and sales taxes and a “fill-up” to the city budget. “The sales tax would rise by one percentage point to 8 percent for three years, beginning July 1, pending approval by state lawmakers. Taxes on residential and commercial real estate…

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