Nice to see the Commonwealth get a pat on the head from S & P and others for improving its credit rating. In spite of detractors, its clear Gov. Patrick and his administration ARE trying. Good and bad: We are predicted to … [Read more...]
Massachusetts: We did what needed to be done, now…
Respectfully, to some posting here, I would argue that it's not just the economy or swing vote, its more like, the stupid - for willful ignorance is a dangerous thing. The majority of the electorate, for apathy or disdain, refuses to … [Read more...]
This is it Folks…
The results of todays voting in Massachusetts will reflect one of two things: those who believe in the success of the Commonwealth as a whole, and those who believe in the success of every-man-for-himself. Wanting what's best for the … [Read more...]
Chamber of Commerce + pushing agenda = LOST JOBS
The argument just doesn't add up: how is it that the National Chamber of Commerce, whose business members cried poormouth about much-needed tax cuts in order to bolster job growth, has millions to dole out in Republican lobbying efforts and … [Read more...]
Lessons from The Candidates Handbook…
The long and short of it: Loscocco was incapable of looking inside himself to do the honorable thing: 1) When recognizing he had serious doubts about the election, Loscocco should have kept quiet and immediately scheduled a private meeting … [Read more...]
S/B ‘NOT bad for a day’s pay…’
That's what I get for posting @ BMG before I've had coffee! … [Read more...]
No bad for a day’s pay…
What a way to start my morning...ugh. After reading the Globe's article about CEO's still taking bonuses in the face of the worst economic blight of our time, I had to sit back and take a moment. I'm not naive, but its … [Read more...]
MCAS vs. The Bush Administration?
New poster here, so bear with me. I've been giving this some thought and am compelled to reach out for opinions: G.W. Bush signed the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, which among many things, required improvements in … [Read more...]