Governor
John and Justin review various ways state and local government and officials raise doubts that the public they serve is their central focus.
John and Justin discuss hints and tells in the political news that indicate the future for which RI Democrats are hoping.
John DePetro and Justin Katz talk about the Rhode Island political topics of the week.
Given it all to do again, I’d probably have studied systems engineering in college. I love plans and planning. But I loathe self-described “plans” like Rhode Island 2030, still in draft form from the so-called McKee-Matos Administration. The duo claims that they “launched RI 2030 to craft a vision both for the state’s economic recover as…
And we’d hardly know it if John DePetro weren’t paying attention.
John and Justin discuss ways in which the controversies of the day illustrate a surprising (and disappointing) tendency of the McKee administration.
John and Justin discuss brewing turmoil among and between factions in the Ocean State.
Hospitals, healthcare facilities and nursing homes around Rhode Island have been dutifully firing their valued, ESSENTIAL employees to comply with Rhode Island’s rigid edict that all healthcare workers must receive the COVID-19 vaccine or lose their license. Over ninety health care facilities, including Rhode Island Hospital, Miriam Hospital and dozens of nursing homes, were not…
John and Justin pick out some of the lessons of Rhode Island’s political turmoil.
During our weekly political segment, yesterday, John DePetro raised questions about the fact that the Rhode Island Republican Party does not yet have a candidate to announce for the upcoming gubernatorial race. Chairwoman Sue Cienki has said an announcement is expected soon, but John raises a good point. There are no obvious candidates, which means…
