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Tag Archives: Bill Weld
Silly season in the Governor’s race
Forget the gaffes, and get to the issues. Republican gubernatorial candidate Charlie Baker reportedly referred to Fox TV reporter Sharman Sachetti as “sweetheart,” and she and other women have taken umbrage. Massachusetts’ National Organization for Women (NOW) has blasted his … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged "sweetheart" gaffe, "unbecoming", Bill Weld, Charlie Baker, Harvard Pilgrim, MA Governor's race, Martha Coakley, Maura Healey, Mitt Romney, Partners Health Care settlement, Renee Loth, sexism in politics, Shannon O'Brien, Sharman Sachetti, Shirley Leung, The Boston Club, Warren Tolman, women on corporate boards
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2014 Mass. gubernatorial primaries up for grabs
Today’s papers announced the latest entrant in the 2014 race for governor: a Tea Party challenger to Charlie Baker for the Republican nomination. Mark Fisher, a Shrewsbury resident and newbie at electoral politics, runs a metal manufacturing company. His website has … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged 2014 gubernatorial campaign, Bill Weld, Charlie Baker, Dan Payne, Deval Patrick, Donald Berwick, EBT car abuses, Evan Falchuk, Frank Sargent, Joseph Avellone, Juliette Kayem, Mark Fisher, Martha Coakley, Mitt Romney, Paul Cellucci, Steve Grossman, The Boston Club, The New England Council, Todd Domke, Turnpike tolls
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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
Eight-vote landslide boosts Romney’s front-runner status
Thank goodness for the Presidential race filling the vacuum created by a New England Patriots bye week. Waiting until 2:30 in the morning for Romney’s 8 point Iowa caucus margin of victory was a bit much however. Iowa starts the … Continue reading
