
Folks in the State House cried and cheered with the override of Scott Veto. But what they did not do was listen to their constituents.
Folks in the State House cried and cheered with the override of Scott Veto. But what they did not do was listen to their constituents.
And so, the buffalos are running off the cliff. The House has passed three terrible bills this week…
You can kill a mosquito with a sledge hammer. But should you?
Like knots of wood that have somehow escaped the chipper, a few brave souls are breaking step with the Democratic regime.
For many seniors, their home is their last large asset. They can’t make expensive renovations on fixed incomes.
In the matter of legislative sausage making, nothing is ever cut and dried.
The Legislature extended emergency housing services through June. It could have saved $7.5 million by declining them for able-bodied people without kids. It didn’t.
The Affordable Heat Act is a fairy tale being sold to “folks who cannot afford to convert to expensive heat pumps or put up solar panels—the folks who live paycheck to paycheck or on fixed incomes.”
I salute a man who has managed to hold off the far left agenda with little support.
One member added that the bathroom might even be considered as a place to have a safe injection site. Oh my!