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Scott Brown explains his financial reform vote – on RMG

May 26, 2010 By AmberPaw 11 Comments

Scott Brown's post  It is worth a read.  My query is - can Scott Brown resurrect the extinct breed once known as "The New England Moderate Republican"?   It would be strange to have two viable parties carrying on an … [Read more...]

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HEY – why DO they run for office?

May 12, 2010 By AmberPaw 10 Comments

1.  I need a job (not true for Smulowitz, who was already employed as a physician); some say that was true of Harry Truman; if so, he was not alone. 2.  A passion for governance, and desire to make a difference. 3.  Family … [Read more...]

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Some musings about what government is FOR, with POLL!

March 18, 2009 By AmberPaw 7 Comments

As one of the wealthiest states in the wealthiest nation the reality that a local motel has 75 families, one to a room, with more than 150 children between them nauseates me. As to what government is "supposed to do" here is a first pass at … [Read more...]

Filed Under: User Tagged With: education, governance, infrastructure, taxation, transparency

President-elect Obama creates web site to open the transition process

November 9, 2008 By AmberPaw 5 Comments

Here is the link:  http://change.gov/   Rather a simple link for a major improvement in open transition work on the national level.  I strongly suggest a visit to this site. It does include a blog, and the ability to provide … [Read more...]

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Donnelly is a policy oriented candidate who cares about governance

August 26, 2008 By AmberPaw 5 Comments

As some of you know, before 2003 I was not active in Massachusetts politics at all.  My time and energy was totally taken up with both earning a living and being a wife - and mother of two very demanding special needs kids.  When … [Read more...]

Filed Under: User Tagged With: 4th-middlesex, dcf, den-donnelly, dss, governance, policy, sixth-amendment, state-senate, wonk

Brief report on yesterday’s State Democratic Committee Meeting and elections

March 9, 2008 By AmberPaw 10 Comments

Yesterday's State Democratic Committee Meeting was called to order at 11:00 AM and adjourned at 9:45 PM.   200 candidates gave their one minute speeches. 80 elected members, two per state senate district were "certified". In the first … [Read more...]

Filed Under: User Tagged With: democrat, election, governance, state-democratic-committee

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bluemassgroupBlue Mass. Group@bluemassgroup·
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This won't do at all.

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This is horrible

https://www.politico.com/news/2021/01/21/national-guard-troops-vacate-capitol-461220

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They did the same with Obama and the economy in January '09.

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Yesterday Hannity was ranting about how it’s awful that Biden hadn’t solved the COVID crisis yet, hours after he was inaugurated https://www.mediamatters.org/sean-hannity/sean-hannity-attacks-president-biden-not-having-covid-pandemic-under-control

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amywesterveltAmy Westervelt@amywestervelt·
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My mother is very proud that I’m the one dropping an f bomb in this bitch. Seriously though, it’s time to widen the lens of climate accountability. Big Oil relies on enablers, and they shouldn’t escape scrutiny https://twitter.com/billmckibben/status/1352389540334481410

Bill McKibben@billmckibben

Ad agencies and PR agencies are renting themselves to the fossil fuel industry, supplying the creative juice necessary to wreck the planet. Please--do something different with your talents!

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brianr2600Brian RIstuccia@brianr2600·
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@BostonDotCom Seventeen speeding tickets, at least 7 wrecks, and 6 license suspensions. Why do we need to wait until someone dies before permanently revoking the license of a driver who has repeatedly demonstrated that they can't be trusted to operate an automobile safely? #mapoli #ZeroVision

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erik_griswoldErik Never Forgets@erik_griswold·
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@bluemassgroup @BostonGlobe More details not behind a paywall:

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