Kevin Mcdonald 
Once again, some 200 placard-toting demonstrators assembled peacefully on Gettysburg’s Lincoln Square to protest the actions of the administration of Donald Trump. Their signs protested the administration’s actions to silence opposition in the media and the university; its treatment of immigrants and lack of due process; the Trump family’s cryptocurrency endeavors, which they alleged amounted
Author’s note: This column is an adaptation of my column that appeared in the Bennington (VT) Banner in November of 2003 – forty years after John Kennedy was assassinated. When John Kennedy was shot, I was in history class at St. John the Baptist School in Hillsdale, NJ. The principal came into the room, ashen-faced,
As the president-elect rolls out his appointments (Musk, Ramaswamy for “government efficiency”) and nominations (Zeldin-EPA, Hegseth-SecDef, Gabbard-DNI, Gaetz-AG, Kennedy-HHS) it is clear that his promises to exact retribution and expel expertise and blow up the professional administration of government were not empty promises, but clear and present dangers. It seems that each choice is worse
My wife and I spent six weekends this Fall canvassing local registered voters on behalf of Adams County Democrats. The weather’s been great, and the work satisfying. As you may know, the “science” of political campaigning says that the most efficient and effective use of a volunteer’s time is knocking on the doors of that
The Gettysburg area lies in PA Senate District 33. We are currently represented by Doug Mastriano, who has been in the seat since June 2019. He’s most famous for his attempts to overturn the 2020 Presidential election results and his related leadership role in the January 6th riot. His opponent is Cameron Schroy of Greencastle, a lifelong