The 'Abandon Biden' movement seeks to sway pro-Palestinian voters from supporting the president this fall— but disagree on whether Trump is better. Plus, old-school Route 15 trolleys return.
Khalid Turaani, from Abandon Biden Michigan, speaks during an Abandon Biden rally on Independence Mall in February. Speakers called for voters to “Abandon Biden” due to his policies on Gaza.
As Inquirer transportation reporter Tom Fitzgerald writes, the cream-and-green streetcars have an almost cult-like following in the city. So, what’s new for the beloved vintage trolleys and their route?
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