New Year, New Leaders
As summer slides into fall some of us feel a twinge of regret over tasks left undone, weeds flourishing in the garden, books not read or just the end of a warm, sunny season.But fall brings its own...
View ArticleBonfire in the Budget
August is winding down, and although candidates are working hard for our attention, Massachusetts voters are focused on vacations, barbeques and stretching out summer. Aside from campaign canvassers...
View ArticleWhy NPR is part of the problem
Headline news during NPR Morning Edition today repeatedly played on air Daryl Issa'a charge that the IRS direction to investigate the tea party came straight from the White House. It does not let...
View ArticleMr. 41 Meets Mr. Bipartisanship
Will the real Scott Brown please stand up?Scott Brown’s election to the U.S. Senate in 2010 made national news not only because a Republican had won what was Ted Kennedy’s seat, but because he would be...
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