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Massachusetts State Committeewoman Kathleen Lynch (R) recently sent out an email to constituents hammering the transparency issue on Beacon Hill. I myself have written a few posts here about some o... (Read more)

A veteran venture capitalist is aiming to dismantle the “one-party system” in Massachusetts by adopting the national veteran-disrespecting, fiscally disastrous, three-branch-controlling platform of... (Read more)

I believe a big problem we the people face is how we hate each other. How states hate each other. North hates the south. South hates the north. Colorado natives hates California and Texas “transpla... (Read more)

Beyond the obvious fact that choosing violence over peaceful resolution is always a tragedy, I can’t help but feel like this bodes poorly for all of America. As fond as the country is of overlookin... (Read more)

Donald Trump is dying! The left can’t stop The Storm from coming! Biden, Clinton, and Fauci are going to be arrested! Trump is going to be taken down in court! Every day, I see the rabid masses of ... (Read more)

Massachusetts bill H.551 isn’t exactly a repeat of Florida’s infamous “Don’t Say Gay” bill, but it does rhyme. These types of bills follow the “if you don’t talk about it, it doesn’t exist” school ... (Read more)

The push to exclude undocumented immigrants from the US census strikes at the intersection of constitutionality, dehumanization, and political maneuvering. The Massachusetts Republican party has re... (Read more)

I don’t know if there’s a formal name for this—when two sides of an argument try to “cancel” their hypocrisy out—but it’s one of the most frustrating habits I regularly notice. You see it all the t... (Read more)

Regressive opacity Massachusetts carries a lot of pride in being a progressive leader among the States. However, our state legislature is among the least transparent in the country; power in the St... (Read more)

(Source: Mass.gov) Strategic silence We expect bad actors to spin and mislead in politics; that’s the nature of the game. The more insidious and ubiquitous rhetorical failure is when politicians an... (Read more)