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Nov 25, 2024 | 
realclearpennsylvania.com | Joe D’Orsie
The Election Was a Referendum on Elitism The Republican sweep in the national elections this November is a reaction to a brand of leftist elitism that became so distasteful to most Americans that they carried their angst with them into the v Read Full Article »
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Jul 31, 2024 | 
fairfieldsuntimes.com | Joe D’Orsie
Democrats have thrived politically over the last eight years by uniting against one person. That unity has defined the party. It’s dominated legacy media cycles, it’s been showcased in campaigns national and local, and it’s front-of-mind for most liberals. But this version of unity likely can’t prevail much longer. It can’t compete with the Republicans’ newfound unification around a more positive idea: that of America itself.
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Jun 12, 2024 | 
post-gazette.com | Joe D’Orsie |Mike Jones
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Oct 23, 2023 | 
thecentersquare.com | Joe D’Orsie
One important byproduct of the horrific terrorist attacks on Israel, at the hands of Hamas, has been the response from our nation’s universities. I don’t mean “important” in that we should listen to their message and consider it wise, it’s rather important solely because it’s making plain an ideology so rampant in our colleges that even deniers now can’t discount.
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Aug 29, 2023 | 
broadandliberty.com | Kyle Sammin |Joe D’Orsie
The Los Angeles Angels don’t come through Pennsylvania very often. They are here this week, though, in a three-game series against the Phillies, and there is no better time to see one of the game’s most amazing players: Angels outfielder/pitcher Shohei Ohtani. Records are meant to be broken and almost all of them are in due time. I’ve seen many things, both ordinary and amazing, in my nearly 38 years of being both an athlete myself, and the most devout of sports fans.
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Jul 7, 2023 | 
dailycaller.com | Joe D’Orsie
Campaign promises are a dime a dozen, but there was reason to be optimistic about Democrat Governor Josh Shapiro’s promise to provide an escape hatch for kids trapped in Pennsylvania’s worst government-run schools. The “Lifeline Scholarship” is a school choice program that creates a pathway for kids – often urban, minority students – to escape their low-performing public school and enroll in a better alternative.
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Jun 7, 2023 | 
realclearpennsylvania.com | Joe D’Orsie
If you’ve seen statewide headlines or asked the state teacher’s union lately, you’ll get the same canned explanation for the purported teacher shortage in Pennsylvania: the state is dangerously short of educators because of a lack of pay, deficient teacher/student ratios, and the insurmountable cost of higher education.
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Jun 7, 2023 | 
fairfieldsuntimes.com | Joe D’Orsie
If you’ve seen statewide headlines or asked the state teacher’s union lately, you’ll get the same canned explanation for the purported teacher shortage in Pennsylvania: the state is dangerously short of educators because of a lack of pay, deficient teacher/student ratios, and the insurmountable cost of higher education.
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Apr 25, 2023 | 
thecentersquare.com | Joe D’Orsie
Save his comments on accelerating the reduction of the corporate net income tax in Pennsylvania, the only statement that garnered undivided and emphatic applause at Gov. Josh Shapiro's joint session budget address back in March were his remarks about protecting and promoting options for Pennsylvania’s grade schoolers. Few other topics capture the breadth of positive Pennsylvania public opinion as school choice.
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Mar 29, 2023 | 
broadandliberty.com | Joe D’Orsie |Joe D'Orsie
Our nation’s colleges have suffered from an extreme case of what I’d call “mission drift” in recent decades. Formerly bastions for debate, discussion, and divergent views, many colleges now actually stifle these stalwarts of our prized First Amendment. You’ve likely heard of the violent protests and cancellations of “controversial” speakers lately, but that’s only part of the attack on free speech at our campuses.
