The dust is finally settling after last Tuesday’s election. Over the past eleven days, I have been focusing primarily on the deliriously wonderful news of a Democratic taking Congress. I do not share the same pessimistic view of many commentators calling this a Republican loss,
I apologize to my readers for being MIA the last week. It has been very busy and I have not been able to put together thoughtful and intuitive entries for your consuption. In fact, I still am not. Instead, I am going to leave you
Well, as all of you now know, the United States Senate will be controlled by the Democratic Party. Jon Tester won his race for Montana’s Senate seat against Conrad Burns. By the narrowest of margins, Jim Webb, former Reagan Navy Secretary and once and future
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, the DEMOCRATS HAVE ENTERED THE BUILDING!!!!!!! I am elated to inform those of you that may not already know that the Democrat have retaken the United States House of Representatives. Democrats are only one seat away from control of the United States
DID YOU VOTE???????????????????
Election day in only a few days away. It may be a little tough for Bay Staters to be as excited as others because we have been doing our duty and electing good, honest, and Democratic people to the House and Senate for some time.
I knew I was forgetting a few more states when I did my endorsements. I apologize to the McCaskill and Klobuchar campaigns for neglecting these two special ladies and future United States Senators. Missouri: Claire McCaskill has had a long history in MO. She has
Election day is nearly upon us. First, given that most readers are from the Bay State, we’re going to issue National endorsements for pivotal races first, to give you time to contact your friends and relatives across the country to get them out to vote.
Every year we go through this and every year it gets more aggravating. Morgan Quitno, a Kansas-based publishing company, has released their much-anticipated and much annoying most/least dangerous cities in America. By the grace of God or simply escalating violence elsewhere, Springfield did not fall
It may seem odd for a kid, who grew up with technology and uses it to solicit his opinions to wax nostalgic over newspapers. But a bad news cycle for newspapers has been, well, in the news. The Boston Globe, New England’s largest newspaper is