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Madeleine Dean Spars With Barr. Protestors or Rioters?

by Gerry July 29, 2020

Madeleine Dean Questions Barr

Madeleine Dean Spars With Barr - 'Protestors' or 'Rioters'?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3AuHaJd-6YMadeleine Dean (D, PA-4), who represents Narberth and almost half of Lower Merion, questioned Attorney General William Barr on Tuesday (July 27), during a House Judiciary Committee Hearing.Dean: Good afternoon, Attorney General Barr. I would like to discuss some different … [Read more...] about Madeleine Dean Spars With Barr. Protestors or Rioters?

Rodney Muhammad is Still President of the Philadelphia NAACP

by Gerry July 27, 2020

Rodney Muhammad Apologize

Rodney Muhammad is Still President of the Philadelphia NAACP National NAACP President Derrick Johnson hasn't commented on Rodney Muhammad's Facebook post (removed, but not apologized for). Governor Tom Wolf hasn't commented either. Several elected officials have been critical of Rodney Muhammad, … [Read more...] about Rodney Muhammad is Still President of the Philadelphia NAACP

Phil Gosselin, Born in Bryn Mawr, Went to Malvern, Homers Twice for Phils Today

by Gerry July 25, 2020

Phil Gosselin Malvern

Phil Gosselin - Born in Bryn Mawr, Went to Malvern - Homers Twice for Phils TodayOn October 3, 1988, a baby boy named Phil Gosselin was born in Bryn Mawr. That baby boy hit two homeruns for the Phillies this afternoon, as the Phightins beat the Miami Marlins 7-1. Gosselin, who didn't play yesterday, got a single in his other plate appearance today. So right now he's batting … [Read more...] about Phil Gosselin, Born in Bryn Mawr, Went to Malvern, Homers Twice for Phils Today

Skip James, Mississippi Blues Giant, is Buried in Bala Cynwyd – He Wrote Eric Clapton’s Hit Song, I’m So Glad

by Gerry July 24, 2020

Eric Clapton Skip James

Skip James, Mississippi Blues Giant, is Buried in Bala Cynwyd – He Wrote Eric Clapton's Hit Song, I’m So Glad https://vimeo.com/441446267 Eric Clapton, Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker; AKA Cream, recorded  I'm So Glad on their 1966 album, Fresh Cream. Mississippi "Blues Man" Skip James wrote and recorded the song in 1931. There is very little known about what … [Read more...] about Skip James, Mississippi Blues Giant, is Buried in Bala Cynwyd – He Wrote Eric Clapton’s Hit Song, I’m So Glad

‘It Would Be a Cold Day in Hell Before I would Consent to a Unilateral, Uninvited Intervention in One of My Cities.’ Tom Ridge – The Whole Interview

by Gerry July 23, 2020

Tom Ridge Trump Tweet

'It Would Be a Cold Day in Hell Before I Would Consent to a Unilateral, Uninvited Intervention in One of My Cities.         ~Tom Ridge  Hear the whole interview. The normally reserved and restrained, President Donald J. Trump, tweeted this angry rebuke of former Homeland Security Chief, Tom Ridge. Recently watched failed RINO Tom Ridge, … [Read more...] about ‘It Would Be a Cold Day in Hell Before I would Consent to a Unilateral, Uninvited Intervention in One of My Cities.’ Tom Ridge – The Whole Interview

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