What compels someone to drive into holiday shopping gridlock so bad, it trapped people trying to exit the Natick Mall garage for three hours or more?
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Keller’s political turkeys of 2023: Gambling regulators, Sununu, Seal Commission, and more
It’s that time again, when we will gather with loved ones to eat, watch football (as opposed to whatever it is the Pats have been doing), and give thanks for everything.
How the Mass GOP lurched to life with a win in the state Senate
Keller at Large on MASSterList · Keller 11/13 It’s alive! Like Carrie’s hand thrusting out of the grave to grab Amy Irving’s arm in the 1976 horror movie, the corpse that is the state GOP signaled a pulse last week with a decisive win in the traditionally-Democratic central Massachusetts Senate seat left open by Anne […]
The decline (but not fall) of Massachusetts’ quality-of-life ratings
Earth to the self-deluded – check oxygen and seek a reality check.
Keller: The MBTA’s slow train to nowhere good could make even an adult cry
I don’t know how we’re going to pay for this, I really have no idea. But I do know that it has to be paid for.
Left with a mess, Healey can barely contain her rage over Baker-era blunder
It’s human nature. New governors quickly grow a healthy contempt for the management skills of their predecessors. No wonder. You move into a new apartment and find the previous tenant pennied all the drains – or, as in the case of the 1993 Bill Clinton transition to George W. Bush, removed all the “W” keys from the […]
Keller: With Hamas attack, the perverse logic of blaming the victims
Keller at Large on MASSterList · Keller: With Hamas attack, the perverse logic of blaming the victims Slow down a bit as you’re driving down Route 3 south in Kingston and you might notice a well-maintained roadside monument memorializing State Trooper Mark Charbonnier. He was just 31 in September 1994 when he pulled over a red Chevy […]
Mayor Michelle Wu’s lessons on the gritty reality of governing
Keller at Large on MASSterList · Mayor Michelle Wu’s lessons on the gritty reality of governing “I love this job,” said Boston Mayor Michelle Wu with a straight face during an interview with us last week. “I believe it’s the best job in the world.” If true – after close to two years of nasty […]
DiZoglio’s audit push isn’t music to establishment Democrats’ ears
Fear and loathing on Beacon Hill
Last of GOP integrity, competence go out the door with Mitt Romney
You might not miss Mitt Romney when he’s gone. But you might change your mind…