Oops. Turns out Kerry Healey’s husband benefited to the tune of $1 million from a tax credit program that was sharply criticized by a Department of Revenue report. According to the DOR report, the credits were "handed out as favors" to the recipients and should be returned to the state.
And it gets better: the DOR report, delivered to the legislature last October, was withdrawn by DOR five days later. Supposedly, it was a "draft," though apparently there is nothing on the document that so indicates; the Globe does not explain how it got a copy, other than to say that the copy was "made available" to it. (Little birdies are singing away on Beacon Hill, evidently.)
DOR denies that it withdrew the report because of pressure from higher-ups. Uh huh. And if you believe that, I have some lovely waterfront property in Brooklyn that you might be interested in.
This could kill her gubernatorial dreams. Unless us Dems nominate a stiff, like reilly, and jury still oput on Deval and possible Galvin.Thisn is an issue to attack her own rather then Mitt’s record, of which she had no contriol.
Be careful, Mr. Troll.Have you polled the party yet to determine no prominant Dems benefitted also?