By Bob Plain on December 5, 2012
I don’t doubt Gina Raimondo’s actuarial acumen. But oftentimes I think her political instincts leave much to be desired. The general treasurer/gubernatorial candidate-in-waiting might be the Democratic darling to the budget-cutting crowd for shepherding pension cuts through the legislature, but there’s a political side to the court challenge too and she has chosen not to [...]
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By Samuel G. Howard on September 14, 2012
First, right off the bat: anyone who uses the phrase “Democrat Party” is already showing their ignorance of the Democratic Party. You should still read their arguments, but chances are, they’re going to be off-base. And that’s what Donna Perry’s column in GoLocalProv is (the URL says Julia Steiny for some reason). Ms. Perry tries [...]
Posted in Democrats, Featured | Tagged 2012 Primary Elections, Anthony Gemma, barry hinckley, bob walsh, David Cicilline, Democratic Party, donna perry, Ed Pacheco, gay marriage, gayle goldin, jon brien, Marriage Equality, maryellen butke, Republicans, social liberal, unions |
By Bob Walsh on July 3, 2012
I suspect if that if named a United States Senator tomorrow (might as well give the right-wing immediate heartburn at that prospect) my committee assignment of choice would be the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions, the so-called, and when run correctly, aptly named HELP Committee. Putting four important issues so remarkably interlinked [...]
Posted in Economy, Featured, Labor, Pensions, Politics | Tagged bob walsh, Gina Raimondo, linc chafee, organized labor, pension, retirement security, Rhode Island |
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