It is upsetting to see the arrogance of Romney, Capuano, Patrick who have burned through either their campaign funds or have used taxpayer money without any sense of responsibility. I contributed to Romney's campaign as well as to others, … [Read more...]
Why the Obsession with Staying ‘Nicey-nicey’ on Here?
But I do not think we do the voting public any favors in a democracy when we fail to use the competitive election process to inform it of things that it should know. If being "nice" is a requirement in this discourse, I guess the … [Read more...]
Lt. Gov. Race – Let’s Chill
Let's face it: either Silbert or Murray would complement either Gov. candidate. Murray would be good because he's more seasoned politically and has a decent record, Silbert is good because of her experience in job creation, her story … [Read more...]
Bravo Google
The government has subpoenaed a week of search queries and a random list of a million Web addresses from Google to help its argument about how best to implement a 1998 anti-pornography law. The law has not yet come into force. Google has … [Read more...]
Dukakis: less TV, more shoe leather
Mike Dukakis is urging the Democratic party to get back to basics if it wants to start winning elections."We need an all-precinct operation, with precinct captains and block captains," said Michael Dukakis.... In reality, he believes, the … [Read more...]
Hey Brian – chill out!
Brian McGrory apparently hates Mike Capuano. His column in today's Globe is just completely over the top, and amounts to little more than name-calling. Totally useless as commentary.Look, I agree that Capuano screwed up with his … [Read more...]
Free 411
1-800-373-3411 from Free411.com. It works. Check it out. BMG: great politics and consumer tips to boot. … [Read more...]
Harry Truman and My Trip to Mississippi
Simply put, the Gulf Coast of Mississippi is destroyed. Standing in the middle of "Beach Highway" (Rte 90) and looking east towards New Orleans, one is presented with an eerie dichotomy. To the left is the gorgeous Gulf of Mexico, with its … [Read more...]