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Tag Archives: Scot Lehigh
Brown decision could be good for state GOP
A Senate run by Scott Brown would have been a little like Ground Hog Day, and I’m sure his decision not to run for John Kerry’s Senate seat was a relief for his ever cheerful, ever campaigning family. If he wants … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Politics
Tagged Ann Romney, Bill Weld, Dan Winslow, Kerry Healey, Mass GOP, Richard Tisei, Scot Lehigh, Scott Brown, Tagg Romney
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Scott Brown v. Bill Weld not even close
A WBUR poll this morning about who might run to fill John Kerry’s Senate seat if/when Kerry becomes Secretary of State showed an overwhelming preference for Scott Brown over former Governor Bill Weld for the GOP nomination. A valedictory op … Continue reading
Menino future should be new chapter
Under normal circumstances, Boston Mayor Tom Menino would be making his annual speech this morning to the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce. But these are not normal times for Boston’s longest serving mayor, and the Chamber merely notes on its … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged Channel 5, Joe Timilty, Mayor Menino, Paul Grogan, Peter Meade, Scot Lehigh, Susan Wornick, Ted Williams, Yaz
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Charging Tim Cahill: too much or about time?
Most attorneys general don’t go after political corruption because acting against colleagues can translate into a dead end politically. But Martha Coakley has a new Public Integrity Division, a welcome addition. And she has the new 2009 ethics law, which … Continue reading
Rick Perry’s lapse evokes sympathy more than ridicule
Anyone who has read this blog over the past year knows I am no fan of Rick Perry. But there’s no way I would delight in what he experienced in Wednesday’s Republican debate when he forgot that the third agency … Continue reading
Municipal health costs solution may be within sight
Finally, some of our traditionally intimidated politicians are showing a bit of common sense on the issue of excessive health benefits for local public workers unions. We’re not there yet, but we’re moving in the right direction. The problem is … Continue reading
