The Weekly Wrap-Up

Big week of writing. Here's my wrap-up:

• Why does Dick Cheney still get interviewed? For real, he's a has-been who never-was right.
• Why I don't go to PA Society.
• Congresswoman Lummis' personal tragedy aside, don't confuse "Obamacare" and insurance company failures as the same.
• Things I said about Senator Obama in 2007, and the reality about President Obama in 2014.
• Chris Christie is the worst human being in the world.
• A disgusting loss for the Eagles, last week edition.
• The NFL Playoff picture through week 15.
• Through seven weeks, the Sixers are really bad.
• Congratulations Kobe Bryant.
• My current Presidential preference list.
• My work on Bonnie Watson Coleman's Congressional campaign offered a glimpse into where political campaigns are going.
• A look at Pennsylvania's political landscape.
• Nerlens Noel, FTW!
• Time to change the municipal and county code in Pennsylvania?
• Grand Juries are useless.
• There's no good reason to Draft Warren right now.
• Congratulations Green Day.
• Do Republicans believe in Reagan or Cheney on torture?
• Jeb Bush officially is thinking about wanting to be President. I can see why.
• Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams takes it to Kathleen Kane.
• Happy Hanukkah.
• The Bush and Clinton families are not the same.
• President Obama protects Bristol Bay.
• What Republicans used to think of Putin.
• Senate Freshman Republicans vow to starve the poor.
• This year's family Christmas tree.
• Two years after Newtown, is there hope?
• I asked if we've seen the end of the President's long-term achievements, then he did something major. Go figure.
• Tom Coburn, the immoral face of fiscal conservative failure.
• Meet the Congressman from Citigroup, Kevin Yoder, R-Kansas.
• Elizabeth Warren doesn't get all the details right, sometimes.
• I'm proud of Australia for the #IllRideWithYou campaign after the "Sydney Siege."
• So President Obama is normalizing relations with Cuba. Here's the details. The critics of this policy are just wrong.
• My 1,500th Post.
• Tom Wolf's mixed position on fracking is an upgrade.
• Elizabeth Warren zeroes in on the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
• While Northampton County Republicans would love to see Democrats primary Controller Steve Barron, Democrats should not.
• Charlie Dent vows to vote for the failed Cuban embargo. What's the definition of insanity again?
• Sony caving-in to North Korea is just capitalism.
• Christmas at the White House.
• Some ideas for the Tampa Bay Rays after St. Petersburg denied them a new ballpark.
• The end of the Colbert Report means the rise of Stephen Colbert as a cultural icon.
• Ex-Bosses in the Colbert sign-off.