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After Texas, clergy gather to protest gun violence. How much is enough? | Wednesday Morning Coffee
The Legislature's utter inaction on the most basic constraints on gun violence is one of the great moral failures of governance of the last decade.
America’s state supreme courts, including Pa., have a diversity problem | Tuesday Morning Coffee
There are no Black justices in six states where Black people make up at least 10 percent of the population. Pa. is one of them.
Pa.’s GOP Senate race may head to a recount. Will it change anything? | Monday Morning Coffee
A new analysis of 20 years of data finds that recounts rarely change the outcome of elections.
Jan. 6 investigators want Georgia’s Loudermilk to explain pre-attack U.S. Capitol tour
Pa.'s Scanlon also said she saw 'unusual' tour groups in the Capitol in the days before the attack.
Fetterman’s lesson for Dems: A clear brand and coherent message wins every time | Friday Coffee
Behind the headlines, there was little that was unconventional about his win on Tuesday night.
Poll: Two-thirds of Americans back Roe, less likely to vote for abortion foes | Thursday Coffee
The new Quinnipiac survey is a warning for pols who want to restrict abortion rights.
Pa. Dems want to run against Mastriano. They may end up regretting it | John L. Micek
The Franklin County lawmaker's hardline stances are a feature, not a bug, of the GOP.
3 more races we’re watching this post-primary Wednesday | Wednesday Morning Coffee
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia, there was no shortage of interesting races on the ballot on Tuesday.
Mastriano projected winner of Pa. Republican governor primary
Mastriano will face Democratic Attorney General Josh Shapiro, who was running without opposition in Tuesday’s intra-party contests.
Pa. Primary 2022: 3 storylines we’re following today | Tuesday Morning Coffee
The Trump factor. Will the Dems beat the midterm curse? And what about the race for LG?
What’s on the ballot Tuesday? A choice between fact and conspiracy | Monday Morning Coffee
If the GOP is looking for someone to blame for the erosion of our politics, it can start with the mirror.
Pa. Lt. Gov., Senate candidate Fetterman has stroke; says he expects to make full recovery
Pennsylvania’s leading Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate, Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, was admitted to a Lancaster hospital after suffering a stroke, he said in a statement. In a statement released on Sunday afternoon, Fetterman said he’d had a stroke caused by a clot from his “heart being in an A-fib rhythm for too long.” The […]