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Background The previous post covered the importance of recognizing that slavery was the principal reason for secession, the creation of the Confederacy, and the Civil War. This is important to coun... (Read more)

Premise While this article is a deviation from both local politics and current events, the conclusions and lessons which can be drawn from this analysis have modern applications which will be usefu... (Read more)

Purpose The purpose of this post is to explain what happened with the Massachusetts legislative audit initiative: what voters approved, what has (or hasn’t) happened since, why it matters, and how ... (Read more)

The climate crisis is fundamentally a class issue, as its causes, consequences, and proposed solutions are all shaped by deep-rooted economic inequalities. Wealthy individuals and multinational cor... (Read more)

How to Get Involved Locally in Newton, Cambridge, Brookline, Danvers, and Allston You don’t need to be a politician or have tons of free time to make a difference locally. Each of these towns offer... (Read more)

Summary MassDailyNews, a Massachusetts-based online journalism blog, recently published a report on Boston Mayor Michelle Wu: Michelle Wu ran for mayor as a progressive crusader — anti-landlord, an... (Read more)

Conservative contradictions How did conservatives–typically staunch proponents of the Second Amendment and vocal opponents of government overreach–come to be the vanguard of the “thin blue line” mo... (Read more)

It is embarrassing as a country we do not have universal socialized healthcare for all citizens. For the population that does, a decrease to the funding is detrimental to every American. Now you mi... (Read more)

The Massachusetts Republican Party is committed to building a freer, stronger, and more prosperous Commonwealth for everyone. By promoting our conservative values of limited government, free enterp... (Read more)

Contrary to what the title suggests, states’ rights very much have a genuine place in American society; Massachusetts, for example, has different industry, international relationships, and demograp... (Read more)