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  • 2 days ago | politico.com | Kelly Garrity

    COMMITTEE CLASH — Tensions between the House and Senate have been creeping back after Democratic legislative leaders settled their differences to finish off several big bills last session. It didn’t take much for them to spill out into public Monday. Senate President Karen Spilka slammed the House chair of the Joint Committee on Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure of denying Sen.

  • 3 days ago | politico.com | Kelly Garrity

    NEW CANDIDATE DROPPED — It’s official: Brian Shortsleeve, a venture capitalist and Marine veteran who former Gov. Charlie Baker once tapped to untangle the MBTA’s budget mess, is running for governor, he announced in a video posted this morning. “I’ll restore common sense to the commonwealth and put Massachusetts first. This is our home where we’re raising our boys, and I’m not letting it fall apart without a fight,” he says in the video, as a scene of him sitting with his family flashes by.

  • 6 days ago | politico.com | Kelly Garrity

    CITY HALL CALLS — Is Josh Kraft’s candidacy changing Boston? The former leader of the New England Patriots Foundation, scion of billionaire Robert Kraft and mayoral candidate has been leaning heavily into criticisms of Michelle Wu as he looks to become the first person in decades to oust an incumbent Boston mayor. Among his top accusations: The mayor “doesn’t listen,” Kraft says. But in some cases, it seems, she may be listening to him.

  • 1 week ago | politico.com | Kelly Garrity

    MONEY MOVES — Patrick Roath, the attorney, voting rights advocate and Deval Patrick alum challenging Rep. Stephen Lynch, raised more than $115,000 on the first day of announcing his bid — none from corporate PACs — according to his campaign. That’s more than the roughly $47,000 Lynch raised in the first quarter of this year (He had more than $1 million in his campaign coffers at the end of the March, per the most recent data from the Federal Election Commission.).

  • 1 week ago | politico.com | Kelly Garrity

    DERAILED — Even the best laid MBTA plans can veer off track, and Gov. Maura Healey’s $8 billion transportation funding plan is no exception. Healey touted the plan as “historic” and has been pitching it to constituents as a response to “decades of underinvestment” at stops on her transportation “road show.”Just one problem: She doesn’t yet have buy-in from the top Democratic lawmakers who control the state’s purse strings.

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