Democrats on the March
John DePetro and Justin Katz break down some of the latest political news in Rhode Island.
This observation points to a useful exercise for all citizens: A useful exercise is to keep a look out when news stories at the state or even local level mention some organization. Do a little research into their history and funding. Rhode Island has about a million people and a long-languishing economy, yet even on…
… I remind myself that Aaron Regunberg was very nearly governor. A lot has happened since this tweet, so as a reminder, Brian Thompson was the healthcare CEO murdered in cold blood in New York:
Here is Senator Bell’s response, back in November, to the CEO of Box.com, who offered a mild, moderate suggestion for Democrats after the election: Bell exposes two important things, with this Tweet. First, a significant portion of Rhode Island’s Democrat power elite are happy to ride the state into utter, Venezuelan devastation for the sake…
We see it in this tweet from Jesse Kelly:
John DePetro and Justin Katz discuss the danger to the RI establishment’s business model with the incoming Trump administration.
John DePetro and Justin Katz discuss the government and political lunacy of Rhode Island, these days.
John DePetro and Justin Katz evaluate the landscape for Democrat RI.
John DePetro and Justin Katz highlight the constant sense of political corruption in Rhode Island.
Something more like a cookbook or plantation. I’ve heard complaints that conservatives have “no plan for you” — or “no vision for what the town should be” — repeatedly over the years, and I think it’s the most disturbing complaint progressives make. Chris Rufo articulates my view: Where do I see the town, state, or…
