The Herald lists the following potential candidates for these two open seats on the Democratic side.   Auditor: Sen. Diana DiZoglio Gov. Councilor Eileen Duff Transit Advocate Chris Dempsey   LG: Rep. … [Read more...]

It appears that we Democrats may be as delusional as Republicans, in this one sense: I see very little awareness among Democrats that the delusional belief in The Big Lie that the election was stolen by majorities of registered … [Read more...]

Except for the tree pollen, we find ourselves in some of the most wonderful weather of the year. Spring is reaching its crescendo, and our thoughts are turning to summer. It's graduation season, a time of new beginnings. It's a beautiful … [Read more...]

I am probably in the minority with this hot take, but  overturning Roe could be the best thing to happen to the pro-choice movement. Rather than defending an elitist decision made by 7 unelected judges against a pro-life public in 1973, … [Read more...]

Joan Vennochi has a good column out on how the MBTA's $1 billion rail car contract with CRRC -- owned by the Chinese government -- has failed to deliver for Massachusetts. As she notes, China's state-owned business 'blew away' the … [Read more...]

Politico frames this as a surprise among Massachusetts Democrats.  It isn't to me, nor have I heard the conversations speculating that she would not run.  I tend to assume that incumbents will seek re-election until I hear otherwise. … [Read more...]

General Motors new lineup includes the Chevrolet Bolt EUV, Electronic Utility Vehicle.   An interesting feature is included in the $2,200 Premier Trim option is GM's Hands Free Super Cruise Technology.  As long as the driver facing … [Read more...]

Opponents of ending taxation without representation for the majority-minority District of Columbia argue that the District is too small (pop 700k) to deserve two votes in the U.S. Senate. This criticism is, of course, absolutely right, … [Read more...]