Dan Loney challenges Salon.com for referring to five people following Mitch McConnell as a "swarm."

Dan Loney questions Philadelphia Mayor Kenney's claim that the city's missing 28 million dollars will eventually be found, and says the mayor is hinting at increasing taxes to fix ailing schools.

Despite the celebration around the 4th of July, Dan looks at some of the things that make this a very frustrating time in our counrty.

Dan looks at why citizens of Northern Liberates don’t want to have a new WAWA in their neighborhood and why the notion may be a mistake.

Dan talks about the upcoming decision by President Trump as to who will be nominated for the vacancy on the Supreme Court

Dan talks to Ryan Hutchins, Politico's New Jersey Bureau Chief, about the ramifications of New Jersey's newly finished budget deal.

Dan questions the removal of writer Laura Ingalls Wilder's name from a literature award due to a controversial passage in one of her books.

Dan gives his "Good Guy of the Week" award to a local team owner for doing an incredibly uplifting thing after his team recieved their championship rings.

Dan talks about Philadelphia’s municipal budget and whether or not the soda tax is a good idea. Also, Dan gives an update to the missing $33 million in taxpayer money, as well as the city’s inability to keep their financial books straight.

Dan talks about the issue of bias in Washington DC. And while some people say there is no political bias, Dan looks at the variety of ways where bias shows up almost every day.