Inquirer readers on Philadelphia contrasts, media coverage of Donald Trump, and the former president's bid for absolute immunity.
Inquirer readers on Philadelphia contrasts, media coverage of Donald Trump, and the former president's bid for absolute immunity.
The Philadelphia Land Bank was created to help the city move its vacant land into productive use and acquire abandoned private land. Neglected properties can draw illegal dumping and littering, as seen along 29th Street in Strawberry Mansion.Much of what I read in my beloved Inquirer brings me joy: great sports writing, wonderful articles about food, and I loveon the music scene in and around Philadelphia. Yet, much of what I read also makes me furious, angry, and terribly sad.
Never mind all that and no one being above the law. I tend, rather, in my less reasonable moments to be fascinated about just how that would work. The justices give immunity to Donald Trump and then, perchance,— with absolute immunity — gathers up the entire MAGA enterprise for a lengthy stay at Gitmo, or worse.
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