As this past weekend drew to a close, so did CPAC, the largest gathering of conservative activists in the nation, but between the booing of Jeb Bush, panelists faking heart attacks on stage, and a man dressed from the 18th century, the conference is far from ordinary.
Turnout reaches disparaging levels. Baker, Coakley grossly underperforms. With the close of another September primary, there was one question that rested on the minds of many- candidates and voters alike- who participated: "where is everybody?" Poll workers from elections past recall when lines of early voters were exactly that, when the workers didn't outnumber the … Continue reading Not with a Bang, but a Whimper
If you've been following the news in Massachusetts, you've probably heard about the current Democratic caucuses set to take place during the months of January and February. For those unfamiliar with the inner workings of the political process, a caucus is a meeting between party brass and party activists to fill positions of responsibility, amend … Continue reading Charlton Republicans Caucus to Send Delegates to Boston
Jordan Willow Evans 