John Baer is a Government and Politics Columnist at PennLive.com. He focuses on government and politics, with a keen interest in topics such as Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and Pennsylvania's political landscape, while also covering general assignment news and regional and world issues. John Baer is featured in BioRxiv, showcasing his expertise and insights in the field.
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By: John Baer
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Now it’s what every election’s about, turnout - who votes and how much of each candidate’s reliable base shows up?
| History likely will have fun with the story: an aging twice-impeached former president, a convicted felon viewed unfavorably by a majority
By: John Baer
You've no doubt noticed big media busy with post-election questions: why this happened, why that happened and who exactly voted how.
The three billionaires, Donald Trump, Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy, are after wasteful spending, overregulation and maybe federal employees.
By: John Baer
| Nation's first Jewish president? I've referred to him as such for years. Yeah, it's too soon to say. And maybe void of broad vision.
By: Johnbaer, John Baer
Pennsylvania is about to have, let’s just say, a D.C. `odd couple.’
They represent hope, change and promise from a place, the Pennsylvania Legislature, that year-in, year-out plays Ebenezer Scrooge to anything offered in the spirit of reform.
By: John Baer
John Baer is the Keystone State's most recognized government and politics columnist. Sean Simmers | [email protected]
By: John Baer, Johnbaer
But there are troubling signs major media interests lie elsewhere.
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