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Mis-step by Patrick
Gubernatorial candidate Deval Patrick made a mis-step in Monday's candidate forum by rejecting for the present the 2000 vote to roll back the state income tax to five percent. He has allowed Reilly to seize this issue. Bad idea. First, … [Read more...]
Left in Lowell Debates Immigrant Education
A vigorous debate at Left in Lowell worth reading for those interested in the recently-defeated H 1230 bid to extend in-state tuition rates at public colleges to undocumented immigrants. The measure was defeated 96 to 57 prompting laments … [Read more...]
Hartford Courant Blasts Willard
The editorial continues: "Mr. Romney initially indicated he would join the seven states, but has since hesitated. He was conspicuously absent when the other governors recently unveiled the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, the first of … [Read more...]
Alito: Speech Yes, Abortion No
In response to a question from Schumer, Alito was unequivocal that the Constitution protects free speech, but said its protection of abortion was a matter of interpretation: damning the Roe doctrine with faint praise. Separately, he … [Read more...]
Alito Leaves Door Open for Warrantless Spying
Under strong questioning from Senator Feinstein this afternoon (A- is my grade for her performance) Alito reiterated his suggestion of this morning to Leahy that Bush can order spying on Americans without a warrant. He got there by noting … [Read more...]
A+ for Schumer
"The President is not a king â free to take any action he chooses, without limitation by law; the Court is not a legislature â free to substitute its own judgment for that of the elected bodies; and the people are not subjects â … [Read more...]
GO PATS!
Huge performance on the field tonight. Was that play by Watson not a thing of beauty. Not to mention McGinest, Givens and Samuel among other stars -- and the Killer B's Belichik and Brady, of course ... an initial for which I have a certain … [Read more...]
Decker v. Galluccio for Senate
There's a long way to go before the primary in September, and a number of potential contenders could step in before then. Right now, I'd have to say Galluccio is the odds-on favorite, since he appears to have monumentally more cash and has … [Read more...]
Fumbling Alito
The NYT reports Democrats plan to call two witnesses to challenge Alito's integrity: one chap who says the judge did not recuse himself, as promised in his 1990 confirmation hearings, from a case involving Vanguard, which managed his … [Read more...]
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