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HUGE SCOOP IN PA. The postal service is now telling state officials in Pennsylvania -- the most critical swing state in November's election -- that it can't deliver the mail quickly enough for the current vote by mail plan. This is a 9-alarm fire, folks inquirer.com/politics/elect…
Story by two great Inquirer reporters, @Elaijuh and super intern @EllieRushing #HireEllie
As I wrote earlier this week, this Pennsylvanian won't be voting by mail in November inquirer.com/columnists/att…
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1. About a decade ago, I was involved in a mini-flap when as a blogger at the Phila. Daily News I sharply criticized my own employers for giving an op-ed column in our then-sister pub, the Inquirer, to ex-Bush administration torture architect John Yoo. That's because...
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