Wil Haygood (whom my fellow middle-aged coots will remember used to work for the Globe when the Globe was a great, locally owned paper) has a lengthy biographical feature article on Deval — check it out here: [http://www.washingto…]
Oh, and Healey declined to be interviewed for the story. Her office cited other committments.
Please share widely!
janet444 says
Thanks for posting this, I enjoyed the article.
dbang says
My true confession: in the end, although I support and agree with many (not all) of Patrick’s positions and plans…I’m really voting for him because I think his heart is in the right place.
janet444 says
Healey is just the opposite. I want someone who actually cares about the people of Massachusetts. It does matter! So I’m totally with you, dbang.
lightiris says
It doesn’t get any better than that. The campaign must be thrilled.
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speaking-out says
I just posted this comment to the WaPo site at the end of the article:
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johnk says
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That’s the campaign that Deval has run. Republicans are now the ones who take the scarlet “R” from their web sites so you don’t know what party they are affiliated with. In Kansas a staunch Republican state has Republicans changing over to Democrats in upcoming elections.
afertig says
Dr. Benjamin Mays said, “Not failure, but low aim is sin.”
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That really ought to make it into his stump speech if it isn’t there already. (First time I’ve heard it, anyway.)