My interest in state and national politics began with the convincing

local radio voice of Jay Severin during 5th grade with my grandfather

on the way to my youth hockey games. I have been a student of

political science ever since- as an amateur first but as a

professional at my university. I consider myself a political moderate-

I am sympathetic to those who have less opportunity than I’ve had and

I am antagonized by unregulated big business.…

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It was Senator Scott Brown who got my family into politics. All of whom campaigned and voted for then Scott Brown. Other than voting we were apathetic about politics. Apathy or worse rules today with most people on the subject of politics. The rule is never talk about politics at social gatherings right? Government is at an all time low in public perception. Senator Brown breaks with that perception. He carries with him a sense of thoughtfulness and sincerity to the…

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To my fellow Americans: It's just incredible the way Scott Brown is taking IT to Washington. The power of his election and his true leadership is history in the making. "We the People" moment. It's rare to have this kind of excitement during ones lifetime. American history is relatively short. Washington politics today, is no different than Philadelphia politics in 1788. The Capital city namesake George Washington a man by no means so far removed from present culture politic to be considered…

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Today is the big day. All the Nation's eyes are upon Massachusetts.

Let me be the first to congratulate you, Senator, a bit in advance of your winning the election but I know that you will.

Massachusetts Senate Candidate Martha Coakley Admits She Doesn't Enforce Laws She Dislikes



Tony Dolz

January 17, 2010





Top Massachusetts Law Enforcement elected representative and senate candidate, Martha Coakley, admits that she looks the other way on certain crimes based on her political views. Her selective enforcement benefits cheap labor lobbyists.



Excerpt of Massachusetts Senatorial… Continue

While I lived in Boston for a year and Nantucket for a few months, I am a life long Buffalonian. Politics in Buffalo and for that matter, NYS is almost a total loss for a conservative. In the past couple of years I have donated to three out of state candidates and Scott is the fourth. I also donated to Doug Hoffman's bid for the NYS 23rd Congressional District seat and we would have won if wasn't for the Republican traitor Scozzafava. I had thought Coakley was a lock for the special election,… Continue

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