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Author Archives: billmanzi
Paleologos to Guest on Live Mayors Corner
My monthly T.V. show on MCTV will be broadcast live tommorow night, Wednesday November 19, 2008 at 7:00 p.m. with special guest Professor David Paleologos of Suffolk University in to talk about the election cycle just gone by. The show … Continue reading
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Ted Returns to the Hill
Senator Ted Kennedy returned to Capitol Hill yesterday, spending a few hours with staff meetings and preparing to fully engage on the health care issue. Senator Kennedy looked great, and it was wonderful to see him back in the Senate … Continue reading
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Lieberman to stay?
It looks like Joe Lieberman is going to manage to stay as the chair of the Homeland Security Committee under a plan being floated by Senators Chris Dodd and Ken Salazar. Dodd and Salazar will propose a milder sanction against … Continue reading
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Treasurer Cahill hints at possible challenge to Deval
Treasurer Tim Cahill, in an interview with the Boston Herald, refused to rule out a primary challenge to Governor Deval Patrick in 2010. From the Herald: The treasurer said he would “most likely” run for governor if Patrick isn’t in … Continue reading
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Methuen Relay for Life
Two Methuen High students came to tonights City Council meeting and talked about the Methuen Relay for Life, an effort to help fight cancer. They have posted this video on you tube. I will post more information shortly.
The Obama Weekly Radio Address
President elect Barack Obama, in making the Democratic weekly radio address, has placed this talk on you tube, a nice innovation. I have placed the radio talk here. What do you think of his first presentation?
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Regionalization and Consolidation
The Pioneer Institute has come out with a study of regionalization, including notable failures, as well as success. I attended a conference on regionalization Friday that included State Senators Susan Tucker and Steven Baddour, as well as Lawrence Mayor Michael … Continue reading
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Obama transition appointments
President elect Barack Obama is begining to make some high level appointments to his administration. From Chris Cilizza over at “The Fix” at the Washington Post: The transition announced this morning that Pete Rouse, Obama’s Senate chief of staff, will … Continue reading
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A Political Solution to Democratic Auto Problems
As Harry Reid continues to struggle with no Republican support for a bailout of the big three an interesting Republican offer has been made. It appears that President Bush might be willing to sign off on a package that would … Continue reading
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Bill Manzi. com on VoxOp
As I opened my morning Globe yesterday I was suprised to see my blog posted at the Boston Globe VoxOp section of the Op-Ed page. As you might expect I needled Senate Transportation Chair Steve Baddour mercilessly during our joint … Continue reading