Illegal immigration
On balance, Inquirer misses the mark
After nine paragraphs of describing the increasing cooperation, in red cities and towns, the Inquirer gives the pro side one sentence and not a quote from anyone in ICE:
Inga Saffron
The Cyclops of the Inquirer is at it again
She hates cars, and by extension motorists, who she seems to view as Cro-Magnon, with no citizenship rights.
Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression
Not quite extinguishing a FIRE
Courage is defending opposing points of view, even offensive ones.
Danny Ceisler
No, Bucks County has NOT outlawed ICE
The important thing, Ceisler stressed, is that all other cooperation with ICE continued, as it had in the past. Which means I was wrong when I described Bucks as an Open Borders county.
Trans Rights
Another curious news call by the Inquirer
In more than 40 paragraphs, several pro-trans people are quoted, while only one mention of opposition to “rights” of trans people
Bike lanes
Some good news for FOPS in the bicycle wars
Year after year, over the last 15 years, the percentage of Philadelphians commuting by bike has hovered around 2%, irrespective of the growing number of bike lanes.
illegal Immigration
Inquirer shows unusual balance in immigration story
In a surprise to some, the Inquirer reported the town, which is now Hispanic majority, gave candidate Trump greater majorities each time he ran, up to 61.4% in 2024.
Illegal immigration
Obey the law? Not if it’s immigration
Remember “no one is above the law”? True, except when it comes to illegals.
Benyamin Netanyahu
Cheltenham High’s controversy over Benyamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu has been convicted of nothing, other than having a bad public image.
Illegal immigration
The Inquirer again takes an easy path
The Inky didn’t even use the word “immigrant.” The word “Illegal” was cancelled a decade ago.)
Cherelle Parker
What makes the DC33 strike a tough nut to crack
The union’s demand would raise DC33’s annual salary after three years to $53,251. The city’s offer would raise the average salary to $50,143.
Big, Beautiful Bill
I ask you, is it a Big, Beautiful Bill?
I don’t want to see eligible helpless children, elderly people, or infirm Americans, kicked off Medicaid. I don’t know anyone who does.