Larry Platt is a Philadelphia-based editor and author. He is known for his work at The Philadelphia Citizen and 6abc WPVI-TV Philadelphia, where he focuses on local issues and politics. Larry's articles cover a range of topics, including city government, community activism, and profiles of influential figures in Philadelphia.
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“She's a great show horse,” one local politico told me last week, speaking of our mayor's first nine eventful months in office. He meant it as a compliment.
David Urban is a former lobbyist and one-time Arlen Specter chief of staff, West Point grad and former gridiron star-turned-CNN political commentator.
If, like me, you have no life, and you eschewed baseball (because in this town it breaks your heart) for watching Tuesday night's New Jersey Senate debate between Democratic Rep.
By: Larry Platt
So, a couple of years ago, something went haywire in my brain. I'd had an ear infection that wouldn't go away. My doc — you might know him as Dr.
First, let's get my bias outta the way: I love me some Hymie's Deli matzo brei . That's this Jewish delicacy — matzoh and eggs fried together into
“I had just gotten out of college, and Harold Washington had just been elected in 1983,” Barack Obama once recalled. “And I was very much interested
By: Larry Platt
In 2024, the best candidates were outsiders, third partiers, or even surrogates. Why is that? What's wrong with establishment candidates?
Even before election day , there were harbingers that some weird shit was coming our way.
The central question for Democrats everywhere nowadays just may be this: Do we have to become Trump in order to beat him?
At a time when they should be looking inward, local Dems are (predictably) gathering in a circular firing squad.
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