Capitolwire: Quinnipiac’s new national presidential poll shows tightening – potentially a toss-up – contest.

Independent voters appear to be the primary reason for the narrowing of the gap. By Chris Comisac Bureau Chief Capitolwire HARRISBURG (Sept. 15) – Nearly three weeks ago, Democrat Hillary Clinton was characterized by many readers of national presidential polls as pulling away from Republican Donald Trump, with the Quinnipiac University Poll, like many other […]

The war that will not end. Russian – Japanese Territorial Dispute

By Slava Tsukerman Since the end of the WWII relationship between Russia and Japan have been complicated because of the unresolved status of the four islands of the Kuril Ridge. The two countries, despite the passing of six decades, have not yet arrived at a peace treaty. A week ago, speaking at the World Economic Forum, Japan’s Prime Minister Shinzo […]

GOP hits new low with Trump

By Dick Miller WE.CONNECT.DOTS:  – By 1972 Donald Trump and his father, Fred, controlled 14,000 apartments in New York City, mostly in Queens and Brooklyn.  Their company was the target of a serious discrimination suit, purporting their agents routinely attempted to steer minorities to complexes that were exclusively for people of their color or background. The […]

Congress Turning a New Leaf on Marijuana

ROLL CALL: …Marijuana-related legislation was on a fast track to nowhere until 2014. That was the year Republicans and Democrats alike approved a measure that kept federal authorities from interfering in states that allowed marijuana use for medical purposes. Since then, both houses of Congress have seen a flood of similar proposals. Lobbyists, policy experts and […]

What would the Judge do?

By Dick Morris   WE.CONNECT.DOTS:   Bill and Hillary Clinton claim they were heavily under water when they exited the White House in 2001.  They listed assets of $1.8 million and debts of $10.6 million, mainly legal fees from his impeachment defense. Today, only 16 years later, as they prepare to re-enter 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, they could […]