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Friday, March 30, 2018
All the President's Thugs
All the President's Thugs
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump (L) meets with Speaker of the House Paul Ryan (R-WI) (C) and Vice-President elect Mike Pence. (photo: Joshua Roberts/Reuters)
Republicans Now Want to Balance the Federal Budget After Passing $1 Trillion Tax Cut
Rebekah Entralgo, ThinkProgress
Entralgo writes: "Congressional Republicans are planning to push a balanced budget amendment when they return from recess in April. The vote comes directly after many of those same Republicans voted to pass two massively expensive measures, a $1.3 trillion dollar spending bill and a $1 trillion dollar tax cut that primarily benefits the wealthiest Americans."
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Rebekah Entralgo, ThinkProgress
Entralgo writes: "Congressional Republicans are planning to push a balanced budget amendment when they return from recess in April. The vote comes directly after many of those same Republicans voted to pass two massively expensive measures, a $1.3 trillion dollar spending bill and a $1 trillion dollar tax cut that primarily benefits the wealthiest Americans."
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Thursday, March 29, 2018
MASSterList: No pass | Mayor Sarno's soul | ‘Rascal ghost’
MASSterList: No pass | Mayor Sarno's soul | ‘Rascal ghost’
THE SUPERCILIOUS CUMQUAT OPINES!
| Sen. Brady checks into alcohol rehab; details of prior 'lot of beers' car crash emerge |
Brockton state Sen. Michael Brady, arrested over the weekend for drunk driving, has admitted himself to an alcohol treatment program, but he vows he’ll be back at work in a week, reports SHNS’s Colin Young (pay wall) and Shira Schoenberg at MassLive.
Setting aside the issue over whether a week in rehab is enough, Marc Larocque at the Brockton Enterprise got hold of a 1998 police report of a prior incident involving Brady. It isn’t pretty. While driving a vehicle, he reportedly “slammed through a utility pole at a ‘high rate of speed,’ and admitted to drinking ‘a lot of beers’ at a Quincy bar before the crash.” The Herald’s Howie Carr is showing no mercy toward Brady.
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ANYONE REMEMBER THIS?
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POLITICO Massachusetts Playbook: BAKER/POLITO’s 10,000 signatures – ROSENBERG’s primary challenger – SPICER stumping for DIEHL
POLITICO Massachusetts Playbook: BAKER/POLITO’s 10,000 signatures – ROSENBERG’s primary challenger – SPICER stumping for DIEHL
HAS THE DYNAMIC DUO DONE ANYTHING OTHER THAN FUND RAISE?
After the Baker/Polito team announced plans to officially run for reelection in November, and facing no significant primary challenge from the right, the campaign has built up quietly and stayed largely under the radar. Baker and Polito have continued to fundraise, too. The duo have a combined more than $10 million in their campaign accounts ($7.5 million for Baker and $3.3 million for Polito, as of March 15).
CONDOLENCES KATE MCDONAGHUE:
State Sen. Jamie Eldridge has requested that the state Senate adjourn in memory of Brian Donaghue Simpson on Thursday, March 29. Brian, son of Democratic super volunteer Kate Donaghue, died of a heroin overdose this month. His mother, joined by friends and family, will spend the day lobbying at the State House to bring attention to the issue in Brian's honor
MASSACHUSETTS' BOND RATING HAS BEEN DOWNGRADED AS A CONSEQUENCE OF CHARLIE BALER'S LACK OF LEADERSHIP.
MASSACHUSETTS CAN'T AFFORD CHARLIE BAKER - PLEASE LEARN ABOUT THE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES.
- "Democratic gubernatorial candidates discuss middle class struggles at Northampton forum," by Lucas Ropek, MassLive.com: "Democratic gubernatorial candidates Jay Gonzalez, Bob Massie, and Setti Warren participated in a forum at Northampton High School Wednesday night. 'The jobs in this state suck,' said Massie at one point, going on to decry the state of opportunity for young people across Massachusetts. Much of the evening's discussions were in that spirit, and centered around struggling middle class families, income inequality, the opioid crisis, the poor state of public transportation and current Gov. Charlie Baker's failure to properly mitigate any of these problems for everyday people."
- "Nuclear disaster: With controversial reactor down since storms, tensions run extremely high in Plymouth," by Miriam Wasser, DigBoston.com: "As the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth remained offline for the 22nd consecutive day, supporters and opponents of the plant gathered about six miles away in the dimly lit ballroom of Hotel 1620 this week for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission's annual assessment meeting. The Pilgrim plant has been plagued by mechanical and operational problems since it began producing power in 1972, and many in the public remain bitterly divided about whether the plant, which is slated to permanently shut down in 2019, poses a significant threat to public safety."
Orlando nightclub shooter's father 'was FBI informant for 11 years'
Orlando nightclub shooter's father 'was FBI informant for 11 years'
John Paul Stevens: Repeal the Second Amendment | 27 March 2018 | (New York Times editorial) Rarely in my lifetime have I seen the type of civic engagement schoolchildren and their supporters demonstrated in Washington and other major cities throughout the country this past Saturday...That support is a clear sign to lawmakers to enact legislation prohibiting civilian ownership of semiautomatic weapons, increasing the minimum age to buy a gun from 18 to 21 years old, and establishing more comprehensive background checks on all purchasers of firearms. But the demonstrators should seek more effective and more lasting reform. They should demand a repeal of the Second Amendment. [John Paul Stevens is a retired associate justice of the United States Supreme Court.]
60 MINUTES:
Q&A: Strange moments in Schrier hostage story
The most surprising things 60 Minutes producer Graham Messick learned reporting on Matt Schrier, an American who was kidnapped by terrorists in SyriaWHILE MATT SCHRIER STORY HAS BEEN REPORTED ELSEWHERE, BELOW ORIGINATED ON FOX NEWS = FAKE NEWS SO IT'S DIFFICULT TO DETERMINE THE VERACITY [THIS VERSION IS ALSO PROMOTED ON BREITBART, THE WACK-A-DING ALT-RIGHT SITE]:
American who escaped Al Qaeda captivity says FBI, under Mueller and Comey, betrayed him | 26 March 2018 | After he escaped from Al Qaeda in Syria, American photojournalist Matt Schrier investigated his own kidnapping and uncovered what he describes as a pattern of "betrayal" by FBI agents handling his case. Schrier is now asking hard questions of former FBI Director Robert Mueller, who now leads the special counsel Russia probe, and former FBI Director James Comey who was fired by President Trump in May 2017. In an exclusive cable interview that first aired Monday on "The Story." Schrier went in depth, sharing emails, fin-ncial records and formal letters of complaint, which backed up allegations that after he was taken hostage in 2012, the FBI monitored his accounts as Al Qaeda terrorists used his mon-y to get at least a dozen computers and tablets.
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