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By adamg - 3/27/07 - 10:27 am

Update: He has a winner, details to follow.

Network World blogger Paul McNamara takes note of the devalpatrick.com address controversy and dismisses it with a challenge:

By adamg - 3/27/07 - 9:16 am

Mike Mennonno gets us started with the core algorithm for the system:

... Vennochi's modus operandi seems to be to broadcast the nasty message of "the most cynical pundits and radio talk-show hosts" on the right while pretending she's above them with little caveats like "that is a harsh conclusion I do not share." It's as artless as it is disingenuous. ...

By adamg - 3/27/07 - 9:14 am

I was only half-watching the news last night, but I have to tell you - the smug, smiling Patrick groupie explaining why it's just groovy that DevalPatrick.com lets you look up the address of pretty much every single Massachusetts resident of voting age really, really bugged me.

Kid, go spend some time with some domestic-abuse victims (as Channel 5's Janet Wu obviously did, because she typed in the name of one and found where she now lived), then come back with that perky smile of yours.

By adamg - 3/27/07 - 8:55 am

Across the river, Ken Reeves of Cambridge now has a blog:

I encourage you to ask me questions where I can give you frank, honest answers.

No smart-aleck questions about European swallows, please.

By adamg - 3/26/07 - 8:59 am

Chris Lovett details the seven-person race for Jimmy Kelly's old city-council seat in South Boston, the South End and Chinatown.

By adamg - 3/25/07 - 6:38 pm

John Daley suspects it's because the local anti-war movement has been hijacked by the loonie left:

... With speakers flinging four-letter words from the bandstand, advocating dismantling the state and later, upon seeing police bikes along Tremont Street, exclaim over the PA, "I didn't know pigs could ride bikes," it's no wonder that mainstream (or in this case, all) politicians and most working people stayed away.

By adamg - 3/24/07 - 5:21 pm

AP Donovan posts photos. Mario posts photos as well.

Caroline Roberts was there, too.

By adamg - 3/22/07 - 9:38 pm

Sco lists initial contenders for the First Suffolk and Middlesex senate district, which includes East Boston, the North End, Winthrop, most of Revere and parts of Cambridge.

By adamg - 3/21/07 - 9:37 am

Trevor Wright goes to a meeting of the state Commission on Gay and Lesbian Youth. He spots gay-hater Amy Contrada, taking pictures of all the people there. He whips out his camera and starts taking pictures of her:

By adamg - 3/20/07 - 7:25 pm

The Globe has started Override Central, a blog to keep track of Proposition 2 1/2 override efforts across eastern Massachusetts.

By adamg - 3/20/07 - 10:46 am

Somebody might find this funny, I suppose.

By adamg - 3/19/07 - 4:26 pm

Is there one? The Blue Mass. Boys wonder if their copy got lost in the mail:

... I don't know what to talk about if I don't hear from Deval's flacks. I wander around confused and listless, not knowing what to say to make people really, really like Deval again. ...

By adamg - 3/19/07 - 7:48 am

Carpundit reports that whoever was driving the car with the SENATE 1 plates really should learn how to drive in a winter storm:

By adamg - 3/17/07 - 8:23 pm

The sanest perhaps, but not the only one (need to know more? Of course you do).

By adamg - 3/16/07 - 5:24 pm

Adam Reilly proves he reads both the Dig and the Herald: He notices the Dig ran the same Ray Flynn column on St. Patrick's Day as the Herald. Wonder if he got paid by both papers?

By adamg - 3/15/07 - 2:05 pm

The Outraged Liberal analyzes the latest out of New Beford; concludes the feds know exactly how to time a staged raid; the new staties need to seriously get their act together and fast - except for DSS Commissioner Harry Spence and Patrick flack Nancy Fernandez Mills, who, he says, just need to resign.

By adamg - 3/14/07 - 12:30 pm

At least, according to the Globe's paean to the new UMass-Lowell chancellor. Adam Reilly compares the Globe's soft touch with the Herald's slightly more critical take, which at least acknowledges that the other two candidates had slightly better academic credentials (in the sense that they actually have them).

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