Boston Broadside Notes Between Printed Issues
News without the liberal spin
Boston Broadside Notes Between Printed Issues
News without the liberal spin
If you watch or listen to the melodic princess Lindstrom campaign ads, you would thing she were saint. Hardly. Boil it down, Lindstrom is a phony construct of media marketing. Read More…
The February printed edition of The Boston Broadside began its way through the distribution stream at the end of last week (Feb. 1st). First Class subscribers will receive their printed Read More…
by Hal Shurtleff Special to the Boston Broadside Camp Constitution is an all-volunteer association of freedom-loving Americans that since 2009, runs a week-long family camp, publishes books and reprints, hosts Read More…
Faker Baker is playing go along to get along at the State House. Massachusetts has the most scandal ridden state police force in the nation. All he and his underlings do to address this fact is to give rhetoric and small half-hearted measures. Massachusetts Attorney General Healey remains silent and sweeps under the rug these issues. Instead of Baker being a voice for law and fairness, he goes along with the deeply corrupt way our state government is being run. Massachusetts has the lowest rated child and family services in the nation. Despite having an excise tax, we still have the quality of our bridges and roads in the lowest rankings in the nation.
Those who complain and rarely if ever vote share much of the blame for the corrupt way our state is being run. Every neighborhood has the complainers who lament over the way government works. Yet on election day they avoid the polling stations. We have suburbs that average between 3 to 12 percent voter turnout at Spring town elections.