Patsy learns about ‘pay to play,’ vows to end ziti influence peddling
Dave Davies and Patsy talk at the bus stop.
Patsy is back with more questions about Philadelphia politics. This time she askes Dave Davies about “pay to play” — settling a cannoli bet for Patsy and inspiring her to enact limits on how much pasta her relatives can bring to family dinners.
Second in a series.
Patsy is back with more questions about Philadelphia politics.
The “South Philly stoop lady” just happened to be at the Broad and Jackson bus stop when WHYY’s senior political reporter Dave Davies was heading to work.
This time, Dave explains “pay to play,” settles a cannoli bet for Patsy, and inspires her to enact limits on how much pasta her relatives can bring to family dinners.
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