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Tag Archives: Charlie Baker
Charlie Baker wins while losing
Governor Charlie Baker took a hit on election day, but those who smell blood in the water are seriously mistaken. Baker supported expanding charter schools, Question Two on the ballot. He was right on the issue, but the expansion referendum … Continue reading
Bathroom bill looms in Massachusetts
I have a friend. Let’s call her Suzannah. She is over six feet tall, blue-eyed, platinum hair in a page boy. Terrific set of gams, as my father would say. She’s married to a smart and talented guy. But here’s a … Continue reading
Marijuana legalization in Mass. – high or low?
I’ve often thought that, for an adult, getting mildly exhilarated without the caloric intake of wine or other alcoholic beverage would be a good thing. And doesn’t the government already intrude either directly or indirectly in too many of our personal … Continue reading
Fox Olympics debate more heat than light
A serious debate over the bid to bring the 2024 Olympics to Boston was a good idea. What took place Thursday night wasn’t. Promising a no-rules, informal format, the two moderators (the Boston Globe’s Sasha Pfeiffer and Fox 25’s Maria … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Uncategorized
Tagged Boston 2024, Boston 2024 original bid, capping taxpayer liability, Charlie Baker, Chris Dempsey, Daniel Doctoroff, Marty Walsh, No Boston Olympics, NY failed Olympic bid, Olympic cost overruns, Professor Andrew Zimbalist, Steve Pagliuca, The Brattle Group
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A modest proposal for the House Speaker
Three Massachusetts Speakers indicted, the most recent, Sal De Masi, sent to the slammer for eight years. With Massachusetts reeling from the scandalous pattern, Representative Bob DeLeo became the man of the hour in 2009 when, on becoming Speaker, he successfully … Continue reading
