Brian "Slowzone" Shortsleeve is Wrong for Massachusetts ANOTHER MASS GOP LOSER!

 WHILE THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATIC PARTY OFFERED THEIR CRITIQUE  OF BRIAN "SLOWZONE" SHORTSLEEVE, THERE'S FAR MORE TO BRIAN SHORTSLEEVE'S  MASSIVE INCOMPETENCE THAT CAUSED MBTA DISASTERS THAT GOV. MAURA HEALEY WAS FORCED TO ADDRESS! 

MASSACHUSETTS TAXPAYERS ARE FUNDING BRIAN "SLOWZONE" SHORTSLEEVE 

FAILURES!

IF YOU'RE NOT ANGRY, YOU'RE NOT PAYING ATTENTION! 

DON'T PUT ANOTHER MAGA MASS GOP LOSER IN OFFICE - WE CAN'T AFFORD 

THESE INCOMPETENT BOOBS!

"R" VOTERS NEED TO INFORM THEMSELVES ABOUT THE PERFORMANCE RECORD 

OF THESE MAGA MASS GOP MISFITS! 

Massachusetts Democratic Party

441 subscribers

 

AMNESIA HASN'T AFFLICTED ALL WHO REMEMBER THE MASSIVE SAFETY ISSUES OF THE MBTA OR THE SLOW ZONES OR THE DEFECTIVE CHINESE CARS OR THE NEW TRACKS THAT WERE DEFECTIVE WHEN THE WHITE TOOTHED GOVERNOR LEFT OFFICE...HOW ABOUT THE EXPENSIVE OUT-OF-STATE EXPERTS WHO NEVER VISITED MASSACHUSETTS BUT WERE IN CHARGE OF CONSTRUCTION?
BRIAN SHORTSLEEVE IS SO 'COMPETENT' HOW ABOUT THE NO BID BATHROOM?

DON'T RE-WRITE THE HISTORY OF MBTA FAILURES!

One out-of-state MBTA manager fired, four others warned; Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey says to expect more changes 

TRANSIT TALENT

Massachusetts transit bosses under fire for $100K bathroom

AP

excerptS: 

Massachusetts Democratic Party Chair Steve Kerrigan slammed Shortsleeve.

“Brian Shortsleeve’s disastrous record as manager of the MBTA and chair of Trump loyalist Ron DeSantis’ campaign will be disqualifying to voters. He was a failure then, and he’d be a failure as governor,” Kerrigan said in a statement to the Herald.

The $2.3 billion project has faced myriad issues, including narrow and defective tracks that MBTA officials knew about as far back as April 2021. The deal with Chinese manufacturer CRRC for new train cars has faced multiple delays and is now worth more than $1 billion.

But Shortsleeve said he is “very proud of what we accomplished” at the MBTA.

***NO SOLUTION FOR THE NATIONWIDE HOUSING CRISIS!****    

REPUBLICAN CLOWNS WHINE & COMPLAIN ABOUT THE COST OF SHELTERS, DOES ANY SINGLE REPUBLICAN PROPOSE A SOLUTION? NO! 

The state’s emergency shelter system serves both permanent Massachusetts residents and migrant new arrivals.

THE BLOVIATORS IGNORE THIS:

More than 75% of families now seeking shelter are “long-time Massachusetts” residents, according to the Healey administration. 

THESE ARE THE LIES THE MASS GOP & AMY CARNEVALE PERPETUATE: 

“She has the resources to spend over $1 billion a year to fund the migrant crisis — but can’t backfill $12 million to ensure our children have access to healthy, locally sourced meals?” Carnevale continued.

Homelessness rates jumped by double digits in 2024 as Americans battled to afford housing

excerpt: 

Across the U.S., more than 771,800 people lived without housing in 2024, according to a count taken annually on a single night in January. The number for January 2024 is 18.1% higher than in 2023, when officials counted about 650,000 people living in homeless shelters or in parks and on streets. In 2022, the population of people experiencing homelessness was about 580,000.

USNEWS TODAY

“Cut the waste, balance the budget, modernize the system: We turned things around,” Shortsleeve says. “Until Governor Healey took it back and broke the budget all over again.”

***MBTA COMMUNITIES ACT passed under GOV. CHARLIE BAKER, promoted by MIKE KENNEALY!***

excerpt: 

Shortsleeve said the MBTA housing law, which requires some municipalities to zone at least one district near a transit hub for multi-family housing, is “a classic example of administrative overreach.”

He also recently told the Boston Herald he would call for the repeal of the MBTA Communities Act , a controversial zoning law that some cities and towns are still fighting the state over as the deadline to come into compliance approaches.

Shortsleeve is the second Republican to enter the race, joining Mike Kennealy, another Baker administration alum, who launched his campaign in April.

It’s already looking like it’ll be a bruising primary. Kennealy’s campaign bashed Shortsleeve’s time atop the T in a statement shared with Playbook: “Massachusetts needs a manager to clean up Maura Healey’s mess. When Brian Shortsleeve had his chance to lead, he mismanaged the MBTA and left it in just as big a mess as he found it,” Kennealy’s campaign manager, Ben Hincher, said. “It’s hard to imagine what exactly he’s ‘proud’ of.”

***BOSTON HERALD PROPAGANDA RAG IGNORES THAT PETER DURANT'S 1ST ACT WAS TO ENDORSE DESANTIS, RIGHT AFTER HE  APPOINTED  JO LADAPO AS SURGEON GENERAL OF FLORIDA.. .THE 'DOCTOR' WHO APPEARED WITH THE ALIEN SPERM DONOR DOCTOR....DEMONIC SEEDS? ****

Ron DeSantis' New Surgeon General Appeared in 'Demon Sperm' Doctor's COVID Conspiracy Video

excerpt:

One of the video's main speakers, Dr. Stella Immanuel, is a physician who operates a medical clinic in a Texas strip mall next to her church, Firepower Ministries. In the video, she called hydroxychloroquine a "cure" and said, "You don't need a mask" to prevent the virus' spread.

Immanuel has claimed that ovarian cysts and endometriosis are caused by "demonic seed." Demons insert sperm into sleeping individuals when they have sex in their dreams, Immanuel claimed in articles on her church's website.

Ladapo has also promoted the anti-parasite medication ivermectin as a treatment for COVID-19 symptoms. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has advised against using ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment.

https://www.newsweek.com/ron-desantis-new-surgeon-general...

"R" voters are consistently uninformed and fail to do their research before supporting an "R" candidate. PROVE ME WRONG!

POLITICO Massachusetts Playbook:

DESANTISLAND — Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis picked up another two backers in the Bay State after this week's debate: Republicans state Sen. Ryan Fattman and state Rep. Kelly Pease .

Previously posted:
The Massachusetts Senate Republican caucus has grown to four with the addition of Peter Durant . | Kelly Garrity/POLITICO
MASS GOP are reveling in the recent election of PETER DURANT....

"R" VOTERS ARE CONSPICUOUSLY UNINFORMED......

MASSIVE FRAUD:

Mass. GOP couple agree to state's largest settlement after campaign finance investigation

By Steve Leblanc • Published October 24, 2023

The state investigated contributions funneled from Ryan Fattman’s senate campaign committee through state and local Republican committees to Stephanie Fattman’s register of probate committee during her 2020 reelection campaign 

NBC BOSTON

 

 

 

 

ICE DEPORTATIONS! "R" VOTERS, MASS GOP LIES, AMY CARNEVALE, BLOVIATORS

 

In 2017, JOHN DEAN wrote an insightful article worth reading. Among his observations that still ring true are the following: 

We know enough about authoritarian supporters from research, and history, to know it will be very hard to change their minds about the leader they adore.

• They are extremely ethnocentric, dividing the world sharply into people in their in-group, and automatically disliking all others. They feel politicians who promote minority rights and immigration discriminate against them. Donald Trump tells them they are right. He is their champion.
• They are highly dogmatic. They get their ideas from others in the in-group, especially from their leader, not from evidence and logic. They say there is no evidence that will make them change their minds. They’re quite comfortable believing “alternate facts.”
• They get great satisfaction from being part of a large movement. Being in a cohesive crowd at rallies thrills them because they silently tell one another, just by being there, that they are powerful and right. They create an echo chamber that reinforces the belief that all the good people think like they do.
• They severely limit their sources of information. They get the news that they want to get. This also produces an echo chamber when the news sources they trust are copying each other and relaying Trump’s message.
• They have highly compartmentalized minds. When an unpleasant truth forces its way into their awareness, they do not try to integrate the other things they believe with it. Instead they put it in a box and isolate it from the rest of their thinking, which proceeds as if the truth never existed.

Put all this together and you get an idea how hard it will be to change their minds about Donald Trump.

VERDICT JUSTIA TRUMP SUPPORTERS

IN OTHER WORDS, THEY'RE SHEEP WHO REFUSE TO QUESTION.

MAYBE VIEWERS OF FOX NEWS = FAKE NEWS LIARS WHO IGNORED THAT MURDOCH PAID $787 MILLION FOR THEIR  ELECTION LIES TO AVOID A TRIAL THAT WOULD HAVE REVEALED SOME NASTY STUFF...OTHERS SETTLED AS WELL......

TOM HOMAN, IMMIGRANT ZEALOT DEPORTED INNOCENT PEOPLE TO EL SALVADOR...INCLUDING WOMEN...NEVER RESEARCHED TO SEE IF THEY WERE CRIMINALS...WERE BEATEN TO SIGN STATEMENTS OF THEIR 'CRIMES'.....MANY IF NOT MOST WERE INNOCENT, IN THE US LEGALLY..... 

TOM HOMAN INITIALLY STATED THAT NO JUDGE WAS GOING TO STOP HIM (FROM VIOLATING THE LAW) & DEFYING A COURT ORDER:

Trump’s Border Czar Tom Homan Does Not Care 'What The Judges Think'

HUFF POST

POSTED ON THE MASS GOP WEB SITE, AMY CARNEVALE PRAISES ICE FOR VIOLATING A COURT ORDER & DEPORTING INNOCENT PEOPLE....HOW WARPED IS THAT? 

MassGOP Applauds ICE Operation Led by Border Czar Tom Homan, Calls Out Governor Healey’s Sanctuary Policies

ORIGINAL FROM POLITICO Massachusetts Playbook 

***MASSGOP CHAIR AMY CARNEVALE IS BRAIN DEAD! THE BEST SHE CAN DO IS REGURGITATE MAGA GOP LIES & IGNORE ICE MISCONDUCT DEPORTING NON-CRIMINALS & WOMEN TO EL SALVADOR - INNOCENT MEN WERE BEATEN TO SIGN STATEMENTS, NO CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECKS WERE CONDUCTED PRIOR TO DEPORTATION, 

HOMAN IN — White House border czar Tom Homan made good on his promise to travel to Boston last week, helping carry out a multi-agency operation that he said ended with the arrest of 370 immigrants in the city and surrounding area, he announced in a post on X Monday. But unlike his flashier forays to Chicago and New York, Homan’s trip to the Bay State was kept quiet until after the fact.

A majority of those who were arrested during the five-day operation were "significant criminals,” Homan said in the post, and MassGOP Chair Amy Carnevale lauded the arrests as “commendable.”

“They have removed dangerous criminals from our streets, making Massachusetts a safer place for families,” Carnevale said in a statement.

But Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said the city had yet to receive details on the arrests as of Monday night. “Given that we have no information on these arrests, we cannot confirm how many took place within Boston police jurisdiction or in other cities, and we cannot confirm whether every individual was lawfully detained,” Wu said. “We strongly urge ICE to release information on all the individuals detained in order to ensure transparency.”

POLITICO Massachusetts Playbook: New year, same shelter headaches for Healey

 

By Kelly Garrity MORE MONEY & MORE PROBLEMS — The state’s migrant and shelter crisis overshadowed much of Gov. Maura Healey’s first two years in office. Now it's clearly poised to play a major role in year three , as lawmakers weigh the latest suite of changes her administration is seeking tied to a request for another $425 million to keep the shelter system running. But this time Healey is approaching the issue under changed circumstances, with her decisions now being viewed through the lens of a potential reelection bid as she crosses the two-year mark in office, and under the threat of President-elect Donald Trump’s promised immigration crackdown. And she appears to be changing with them. Healey on Monday ordered an inspection of all state shelters and a “full review” of the state’s intake process, after an undocumented migrant who was staying at a Revere motel that was serving as a shelter site was arrested on gun and drug charges last week. “It’s outrageous that this individual took advantage of our shelter system to engage in criminal activity,” Healey said in a statement Monday, calling for federal action “to prevent criminals from entering our communities.” It’s a markedly stronger response from the governor compared to the one that followed an incident last year in a Rockland shelter, when a Haitian man, who officials said entered the country through a federal program, was charged with raping a teenager. Healey also officially rolled out her latest slate of policies aimed at cutting the still steep cost of the shelter system, hitching plans to phase out the use of hotels and slash the time limits for longer-term stays for families from nine months to six — changes officials hope will bring the total cost for the system down to close-to-normal levels — to the supplemental budget she filed. An earlier proposal to bump up the HomeBASE rental stipend families would be eligible for from $15,000 a year to $25,000 a year didn’t make the cut. Those changes, along with the $425 million she wants to pull from a reserve account to plug the budget gap lawmakers left in shelter funding, will need legislative approval. Whether legislators, who aren’t operating under quite the same level of political pressure as the first-term governor, get on board remains to be seen. A spokesperson for House Speaker Ron Mariano said the House “looks forward to reviewing the Governor’s proposal in a manner consistent with our continued focus on ensuring that [the] shelter system can remain financially viable in the long-term,” while the Senate is waiting to review the spending bill until it makes its way to the chamber, according to a spokesperson for the Senate president. GOOD TUESDAY MORNING, MASSACHUSETTS . Republicans, meanwhile, still want to see the state's right to shelter law amended. The Boston Herald Rag continues their warped coverage, echoing MAGA DISINFORMATION, ignoring FACTS.  It's time to STOP REGURGITATING MAGA LIES & DISINFORMATION!  Logan Trupiano is just a BLOVIATOR in the mold of Bloviator Carr who needs FACT CHECKS!  At one time, when statistics were published, it was reported that + 60% of those in shelters were Massachusetts residents. Several years ago, Brockton Schools did a survey & determined + 20,000 students were homeless. It's a problem that has long since been ignored!  The issue is the failure of Congress to pass the BIPARTISAN BORDER BILL....put the blame where it belongs! The Orange Turd instructed the MAGA GOP to defeat the BILL because he wanted it to be a campaign issue. You got your campaign issue, now where are the SOLUTIONS? MAGA GOP are incapable of governance. Included in the BIPARTISAN BORDER BILL was funding for DRUG DETECTING TECHNOLOGY which would reveal concealed DRUGS.  Don't expect the DO NOTHING MAGAS to solve problems because they never have! Gov. Maura Healey asks for $425M more to pay for emergency shelters housing migrants BOSTON HERALD Gov. Healey orders inspection of state-run shelters following migrant arrested with fentanyl, AR-15 at a Revere hotel BOSTON HERALD "The only real path forward to ending the migrant crisis," said Logan Trupiano, a spokesperson for the MassGOP, "is through amending the right to shelter law to include residency requirements to qualify for emergency shelter." TODAY — Healey is on GBH’s Boston Public Radio at 11 a.m. Have a tip, story, suggestion, birthday, anniversary, new job, or any other nugget for the Playbook? Drop me a line: kgarrity@politico.com .  DATELINE BEACON HILL AUDIT BATTLE GETTING UNDERWAY — Days after the ballot question went into effect and in response to a letter from state Auditor Diana DiZoglio’s office, the Senate on Monday moved to create a new subcommittee tasked with taking on the audit effort. The new panel, led by state Sen. Cynthia Creem , will “focus exclusively on the Auditor’s letter of January 3, 2025 and Chapter 250 of the Acts of 2024, and the serious constitutional questions raised thereby,” according to a letter Senate President Karen Spilka sent the Senate clerk. DiZoglio meanwhile started the countdown toward a likely legal battle, submitting requests for specific records from the House and the Senate, for which she’s looking for a response within 72 hours from Monday. “Hopefully, House and Senate leadership will choose to respond [to] our office in a timely manner with responsive records,” DiZolglio said via text. “Right now it seems legislative leaders are instead conspiring to violate the law that nearly 72% of voters passed via ballot initiative.” — “Audit faults agency for lack of Steward oversight,” by Christian M. Wade, The Eagle-Tribune: “Massachusetts hospitals are not being properly monitored by the independent state agency responsible for oversight of their fiscal health, according to a new audit. The report by state Auditor Diana DiZoglio found that the Center for Health Information and Analysis failed to collect audited financial statements from 10 acute care hospitals including bankrupt Steward health Care System, during a two-year period and didn't assess more than $1.6 million in fines from the hospitals for not filing the reports.” PAY WALL — “MassGOP calls on Cape Cod Democrat Rep. Chris Flanagan to resign amid federal probe,” by Chris Van Buskirk, Boston Herald.  — “Massachusetts State Police Capt. smashes OT ceiling with $584K total pay,” by Joe Dwinell, Boston Herald. FROM THE HUB — “Chinatown residents fear displacement as a 25-story building proposal moves forward,” by Magdiela Matta, GBH News: “The Asian population of Chinatown has been in decline. In 2000, the neighborhood was 69% Asian, according to U.S. Census data. By 2020, the Asian population had dropped to 56%. [Bingxiang] Ma, a native of Taishan, China, has seen that population shift while living in Chinatown over the past decade. He says a proposal for a 25-story hotel in the heart of the neighborhood is going to push even more longtime residents out.” — “ BPS recommending closure of Excel School in South Boston,” by Grace Zokovitch, Boston Herald: “The Excel High School in South Boston is being eyed to shut down next year, according to a notification BPS sent out to the school community Monday night. … The school closure may only be one of several impending. [Superintendent Mary] Skipper said the announcement is part of a “package of proposals that includes a number of school closures, a merger, and plans for grade reconfigurations, which, if approved, would go into effect for the 2026-2027 school year.” BOSTON HERALD RAG indicates that these were CIVIL COMPLAINTS - NOT CRIMINAL!  IT'S TIME TO THINK & NOT MAKE WILD ACCUSATIONS THAT ICE HAS NOT DEFINED! — “Boston police refused to act on 15 detainer requests from ICE last year,” by Gayla Cawley, Boston Herald: “Boston Police Commissioner Michael Cox said the department refused to act on all 15 civil immigration detainer requests submitted by federal authorities last year, citing a city law that shields noncitizens from deportation under certain circumstances. Cox, in a letter to the city clerk filed Monday with the City Council, said the 15 requests were ‘not acted upon per the Boston Trust Act,’ which prohibits BPD and other city departments from cooperating with the U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), when it comes to detaining immigrants on civil warrants.” PLANES, TRAINS AND AUTOMOBILES — “Transportation funding task force nears finish line,” by Bruce Mohl, CommonWealth Beacon: “A week after missing its deadline, the governor’s task force on transportation funding is scheduled to hold its final meeting on Tuesday with both Gov. Maura Healey and Lt. Gov. Kim Driscoll in attendance. … It’s unclear whether task force members will take a vote on the report or merely provide feedback. Administration officials have been meeting with some members regularly to refine the language and the scheduled meeting suggests a consensus is forming.” DAY IN COURT — “ Jan 6. rioters could look forward to pardons with new Trump administration,” by Sarah Betancourt, GBH News: “Extremists who took part in protesting President Donald Trump’s election loss on January 6, 2021, may get an olive branch when the 45th president returns to power. ... Some of those getting a second chance could include more than 40 people in New England arrested in connection to the siege.” — “New rules aim to protect low-income people in Mass. small claims courts ,” by Jenifer B. McKim, GBH News: “Tens of thousands of people facing lawsuits from debt collectors in small claims courts in Massachusetts will soon have more protections to assure they aren’t being forced to spend money they can’t afford. New regulations, which go into effect on Feb. 3, require courts to hold payment hearings to make sure low-income people aren’t tapping into legally protected income like disability payments or social security to pay their creditors.” — “Mass. court orders three insurers owned by UnitedHealthcare to pay $165 million over deceptive practices,” by Dana Gerber, The Boston Globe: “Suffolk Superior Court Justice Hélène Kazanjian ruled on Dec. 31 that the companies, HealthMarkets Inc., and two subsidiaries, The Chesapeake Life Insurance Company and HealthMarkets Insurance Agency, must pay $50 million in restitution for Massachusetts consumers and $115 million in civil penalties to the state. The charges are a result of violations to a previous settlement agreement and Massachusetts law.” FROM THE DELEGATION — “‘They get to applaud. We had to evacuate.’ Jake Auchincloss reflects on two very different Jan. 6s,” by Jim Puzzanghera, The Boston Globe: “The certification of Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential victory proceeded routinely Monday in the House chamber, a methodical announcement of each state’s electoral votes so unexciting that Representative Jake Auchincloss leaned back in his seat at one point and appeared to nod off. ‘Dignified and boring,’ the Newton Democrat said after the 30-minute exercise before a joint session of Congress presided over by Vice President Kamala Harris. ‘Just like it should be.’” MARIJUANA IN MASSACHUSETTS IN THE WEEDS — Travis Ahern, the new executive director of the embattled Cannabis Control Commission, spoke with Chris Farone, editor in chief of Talking Joints Memo, about social consumption, lab testing, his view on the role within the commission’s hierarchy and more. Link.   — “South Shore marijuana dispensary sues town over contested fees. What the seller claims,” by Peter Blandino, The Patriot Ledger: “A medical marijuana dispensary is suing Hanover, claiming the town improperly collected hundreds of thousands of dollars in "community impact fees" without identifying specific impacts or documenting how it spent the money, as required under state regulations.” FROM THE 413 — “Springfield School Committee discusses adding asst. Superintendent,” by Jeanette DeForge, MassLive. — “Christopher J. Donelan announces retirement as Franklin County sheriff,” by Domenic Poli, The Greenfield Recorder: “There’s about to be a new sheriff in town. Christopher J. Donelan has announced he will retire at the end of the month, ending a 14-year tenure that saw the Franklin County Jail and House of Correction transform from a typical facility focused on incarceration to one with a trauma-informed treatment model.” — “We may be seeing 'a lot of little snowstorms,' but they're still eating up Berkshire snow removal budgets,” by Jane Kaufman, The Berkshire Eagle. THE LOCAL ANGLE — “Gaza ceasefire petition on Tuesday's Worcester City Council agenda,” by Toni Caushi, Telegram & Gazette: “A petition calling for a Gaza ceasefire will be on the City Council agenda Tuesday, about a month after the American Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts sent city officials a letter expressing concern that council rules had been unlawfully applied to keep the petition off the agenda in October.” WORTH READING! — “Fishermen may not like offshore wind, but some work for it,” by Anastasia E. Lennon, The New Bedford Light: “A fishing boat named Saints and Angels sat docked at Leonard’s Wharf after a recent fishing trip. Ice covered some of the deck as a man cut into the boat’s steel side to create a door for scientific buoy deployment. Nearby vessels were being worked on, some with anti-offshore-wind flags whipping in the wind. Just the American flag flew on the Saints as Tony Alvernaz climbed up to the wheelhouse.” ****STEWARD'S IMPACT! ***** — “Fire chiefs: EMS response in N. Central Mass. 'on verge of collapse' after hospital closing,” by Henry Schwan, Telegram & Gazette: “Calling the situation a crisis, fire chiefs in the Nashoba Valley area of northern Worcester County are calling on Gov. Maura T. Healey to lend a helping hand. They want Healey's administration to include $9.6 million in the state’s forthcoming supplemental budget to help pay for emergency medical response stretched thin since the Aug. 31 closure of Nashoba Valley Medical Center.” — “Salem reevaluates crowd safety measures in wake of New Orleans terror attack,” by Michael McHugh, The Salem News.  HEARD ‘ROUND THE BUBBLAH TRANSITIONS — ​​Matt Chilliak is joining state Auditor Diana DiZoglio’s office as an external affairs officer. He previously served as campaign manager for Rep. Seth Moulton and director of Moulton’s Serve America PAC. — Susan Elsbree has been promoted to executive vice president of public relations and Brian Domoretsky was elevated to executive vice president of public affairs at Benchmark Strategies. — Former Boston School Committee member Mary Tamer , who most recently served as executive director of Democrats for Education Reform MA, has launched a new education policy and advocacy organization dubbed MassPotential. She’s serving as the group’s executive director. HAPPY BIRTHDAY — to Yohannes Abraham and Jeff Gulko. Happy belated to Ashley Bittner, who celebrated Monday.  Want to make an impact? POLITICO Massachusetts has a variety of solutions available for partners looking to reach and activate the most influential people in the Bay State. Have a petition you want signed? A cause you’re promoting? Seeking to increase brand awareness among this key audience? Share your message with our influential readers to foster engagement and drive action. Contact Jesse Shapiro to find out how: jshapiro@politico.com .   Follow us on Twitter Kelly Garrity @KellyGarrity3   Subscribe to the POLITICO Playbook family Playbook  |  Playbook PM  |  California Playbook  |  Florida Playbook  |  Illinois Playbook  |  Massachusetts Playbook  |  New Jersey Playbook  |  New York Playbook  |  Ottawa Playbook  |  Brussels Playbook  |  London Playbook View all our politics and policy newsletters Follow us

POLITICO, LLC 1000 Wilson Blvd. Arlington, VA, 22209, USA