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Last June, Senator DeLuca refused to consider a bill allowing SEED scholarships for Delaware State University students. Along with allegations of outright racism, a great chorus of complaint arose and his caucus forced him to hold a special session in the middle of campaign season to vote on the bill. During the fall/winter, Senator DeLuca [...]

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Cincinnati Zoo gets solar canopy to provide power Workers have finished installing an $11 million canopy of solar panels to help power the Cincinnati Zoo. The Cincinnati Enquirer reports nearly 4 acres of solar panels cover a parking area, and the system is expected to be turned on by mid-April. The collection of 6,400 panels [...]

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The News Journal reported today that “Delaware’s economy added 2,000-plus jobs in February”. Let’s see what the Department of Labor said in it’s release: In February 2011, seasonally adjusted nonfarm employment was 414,800, up from 412,000 in January 2011. The over-the-month increase of 2,800 jobs was mainly due to increases in Leisure and Hospitality, and [...]

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I have blogged before about the close ties between the present administration and the big banks — just search the blog for Goldman Sachs or Tim Geithner. But, what to our wondering eyes should appear but GE earning lots of money and paying ZERO US tax. According to CBS (which I admit is a questionable [...]

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Hopefully the extra money that DEFAC has discovered will first go to restore the money Governor Markell wants to cut from school busing. This is not a spending cut, just a sneaky shifting of spending to my school taxes.  I already pay enough for other people’s kids. It is not a cut in spending for [...]

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In today’s News Journal article about the civil unions bill, Rep. Melanie George (D – Bear) is quoted: George said it’s a matter of fairness, likening the current situation to the insurance company’s TV commercial, where a man offers a little girl an ice cream cone, then gives it to a little boy passing by instead. [...]

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In the State of Delaware, if you are or were abused by a priest or some other non-government employee, you can sue the individual alleged to have perpetrated the abuse, AND you can sue the person’s employer. However, if your child attends a State of Delaware public school, and your child is abused by a [...]

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I realize that I am expected to suspend any grip of reality about the “plume” of radiation when the latest “expert” describes his scholarly theory to predict how it is going to “get us.” I am apparently one of those “anti intellectuals” who dares to question their nonsense. I was once told about an incident [...]

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