Tom Zirpoli is a journalist for The Baltimore Sun, focusing on local news and politics in the Maryland area, particularly in Baltimore. With a critical eye on political issues, Tom's articles often delve into topics such as social justice, foreign policy, and the actions of Republican politicians.
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Tom Zirpoli's articles primarily focus on government and politics, with an emphasis on commentary and analysis. He frequently provides expert commentary and discusses legal policy regulations in his pieces. Writers who can offer insightful perspectives on political developments, particularly within the United States, would likely appeal to him.
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By: Tom Zirpoli
While Republicans are trying to restrict voting, Democrats are trying to expand voting opportunities for Americans, writes Tom Zirpoli.
If Donald Trump is elected and begins to dismantle our democracy, no one will be able to say that he didn't warn us. Give him credit: Trump has told us exactly what he will do, and people who vote for him know exactly what they are voting for.
By: Tom Zirpoli
If you want to study how our nation's children and young adults are doing, the Annie E. Casey Foundation, based in Baltimore, is the place to go for information. Their most recent publication on children and young adults, ages 14 to 24, may be found on their website.
By: Tom Zirpoli
On Wednesday last week, the day after the election, Vice President Kamala Harris said she accepted the results, congratulated Donald Trump on his
By: Tom Zirpoli
We have been told by various commentators that Democrats need to engage in some serious reflection on why Kamala Harris lost to Donald Trump.
During his first term as president, Donald Trump was frequently frustrated that his selected cabinet members and other government officials would not do what he wanted due to legal and ethical standards and constraints.
Driving down the roads in rural Maryland, it was interesting to see signs supporting Donald Trump next to signs against the installation of a 70-mile-long, high-voltage power line planned to cross the state.
I remember how I felt when President Gerald Ford pardoned former President Richard Nixon in 1974, nearly a month after Nixon resigned in disgrace.
By: Tom Zirpoli
With Donald Trump, Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy in charge, expect to see tax cuts for billionaire and spending cuts for essential programs, writes Tom Zirpoli.
Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah. Today, Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, and Jews celebrate the first day of Hanukkah, which runs from sunset today to sunset on January 2.
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