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- Fri 30 Jan 12:26 AMWinners, Losers, and Loozahs in Demolition of Speaker Term Limits
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by eb3-fka-ernie-boch-iii - Thu 29 Jan 12:02 PMProperly Pricing Carbon
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by williamstowndem - Wed 28 Jan 10:07 PMWhen it Comes to Credibility and Entertainment John Henry's Sports Page Can't Compete With Dave Portnoy's Web Page.
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by eb3-fka-ernie-boch-iii - Wed 28 Jan 8:04 PMInternational trade policy vs. parking-space-saver policy
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by jennl - Wed 28 Jan 4:32 PM2015 Blizzard: More Evidence Climate Change Intensifying Winter Storms
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by thegreenmiles - Wed 28 Jan 2:58 PMState body proposes to screw employee health care because it won't balance a budget fairly
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by sabutai - Wed 28 Jan 1:59 PMTomorrow's Speaker-for-Life Maneuver: Advocacy Materials
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by hesterprynne - Wed 28 Jan 1:37 PMCompensation of provider executives in MA reaches $100 million
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by dave-from-hvad - Tue 27 Jan 4:39 PMBoston's Matt O'Malley on This and That
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by massmarrier - Tue 27 Jan 12:18 PMThe Partners Debacle
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- Fri 30 Jan 12:26 AMWinners, Losers, and Loozahs in Demolition of Speaker Term Limits
dave-from-hvad
My name is David Kassel and I am Director of Communications for the Massachusetts Coalition of Families and Advocates (COFAR, Inc.), on whose behalf I often blog and cross-post on this site. I have also taught public budgeting, statistics, and program evaluation as an adjunct instructor at a number of local colleges and universities. I'm the author of "Managing Public Sector Projects," which is available on Amazon. My email is davekassel@charter.net.
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Roger Goodell and the NFL should be investigated for “Inflategate”
Jan 27, '15
9:41 AM
USAToday: "When Deflategate is over, Robert Kraft is coming for Roger Goodell" 
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It’s time to put a priority on state-operated care for the developmentally disabled
Jan 14, '15
12:39 PM
Administration proposing last-minute regs changes that will reduce DDS oversight of providers
Dec 15, '14
12:13 PM
What does it take to get an indictment when the police kill someone?
Dec 3, '14
9:59 PM
All of the contradictory testimony in the Ferguson case, all of the doubt about what actually happened ... there was none of that in the Eric Garner case. There's just video of a bunch of cops choking a big black guy to death for no evident reason. It's sickening. The NY Times editorial says it pretty well:
There is a rally tonight at 7 on Boston Common. Almost 5,000 people have responded to the Facebook event that they are going. - promoted by david
What is clear is this was vicious policing and an innocent man is dead. Another conclusion is also obvious. Officer Pantaleo was stripped of his gun and badge; he needs to be stripped of his job. He used forbidden tactics to brutalize a citizen who was not acting belligerently, posed no risk of flight, brandished no weapon and was heavily outnumbered.I'd just add that the NYPD doesn't appear to be the only institution in need of reform.
Any police department that tolerates such conduct, and whose officers are unable or unwilling to defuse such confrontations without killing people, needs to be reformed.
There is a rally tonight at 7 on Boston Common. Almost 5,000 people have responded to the Facebook event that they are going. - promoted by david
DDS should not be investigating itself for abuse and neglect in the Perry case, or in any other cases
Nov 19, '14
12:26 PM
Heavily redacted state reports raise more questions than answers in sudden deaths of DDS clients
Sep 29, '14
4:19 PM
