Monday night, I and three-hundred or so other people attended another meeting to discuss the “growing” crime problem in the areas of Long Neck, Angola and Oak Orchard. Continue reading →

       I have received a lot of push back and criticism, some of which borders on real anger, with name calling, and attacks on my intelligence, and not only my loyalty to the GOP, but the very nation, all because I have serious concerns about our current President.  

Well let me remind all of those people of one fact. If I am wrong about the real danger President Trump poses to the American people, to our Liberties, and to our securities, if I am wrong, well then I am just a grumpy old crank. I have been wrong in the past, I was wrong about the ability of the American people to look the other way and to elect this man.

But for all of those people, who not only voted for Donald Trump, for that is their right, but who continue to apologize, and look the other way, who refuse to hold him accountable for his actions, which is their duty as citizens. If you are wrong, then you are culpable as accomplices in his actions.

  Our responsibilities as citizens do not end when we pull back the curtain, and walk out of that voting booth, they only begin, if we abdicate those responsibilities, then we have chosen to take part in whatever corruption, or deceit our elected officials choose to perpetrate.

  I can accept if I am wrong, can you?

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  The following is a guest post from our former contributor Paulette Rappa. Continue reading →

   I know many people who follow me here at Delaware Right, and maybe also read my writing at my former blogging homes, Delaware Politics, and Politically Frank, wonder about my conservatism, and my party affiliation. Continue reading →

I am sure some will discount what Governor Kasich has to say, simply because of the forum in which he is speaking. Continue reading →

   My last post was about the recent Delaware state Republican convention, and the fact the GOP managed to elect a young woman, Emily Taylor, to the  high leadership position of Vice-Chair. I titled it “The Future”. Continue reading →