Three questions will be on the ballot this fall, and they're all interesting and important ones.  More details are at the links. Right to repair.  This is the latest installment in a long-running feud between car dealerships and … [Read more...]

Check out this AP story: Based in Bermuda, Sankaty High Yield Asset Investors Ltd. was not listed on any of Romney's state or federal financial reports. The company is among several Romney holdings that have not been fully disclosed, … [Read more...]

It's early yet, but this week is going really badly for Mitt Romney.  Consider the following: Eric Fehrnstrom, Romney's top advisor (and also Scott Brown's BFF), may have outdone his "Etch A Sketch" comment by declaring on MSNBC that … [Read more...]

CBS news has a truly remarkable story by Jan Crawford purporting to supply inside details of the Supreme Court's health care deliberations - specifically, that the Chief Justice initially voted to strike down the health care law, but then … [Read more...]

Did you see this Globe story over the weekend? If not, don't miss it. It's wild - like something the Texas Republican party might have cooked up.  The story concerns Ling Chai, the wife of Mass GOP chair Bob Maginn, and the company that the … [Read more...]

Nothing to see here - just testing out video embedding. Test 1 (new YouTube code): Test 2 (old YouTube code): … [Read more...]

There's an interesting story in today's Globe about how two of the architects of Romney/Obamacare were just so startled that the constitutional challenges to the federal law got as far as they did. After countless hours crafting the … [Read more...]

Dr. Raul Ruiz, a Harvard-educated emergency room physician, is the Democrat running for Congress in California's 36th congressional district.  He has an excellent shot at unseating the long-time Republican incumbent, Mary Bono Mack, who … [Read more...]

hag·i·og·ra·phy (noun hā-gē-'ä-grə-fē, \-jē-\): the writing of the lives of saints. There's been a great deal written in the last 24 hours about Chief Justice John Roberts.  And a good deal of it, some from people who usually write in … [Read more...]