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Continued discussion about how the Massachusetts Parole Board released three more killers convicted of second degree murder. One double murderer, who killed an elderly couple in 1992, and two men convicted of separate crimes, one as recently as 2008, and a murder resulting from a drug deal in 2006.
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The Massachusetts Parole Board released three more killers convicted of second degree murder. One double murderer, who killed an elderly couple in 1992, and two men convicted of separate crimes, one as recently as 2008, and a murder resulting from a drug deal in 2006. Dan discussed.
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Continued conversation about MA Ballot Question #5 with Jim Stergios, Executive Director of the Pioneer Institute, who explained his reasons why Massachusetts voters should support Question 5. He argues that all Massachusetts State Tax Revenue, including the recently adopted “Millionaires Tax”, should be used to calculate whether taxpayers are due a tax credit in any given tax year. There is a lot at stake on Question 5 for taxpayers and for residents who rely on critical state programs, benefits, and services.
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Essentially, that is Question 5 on the Ballot for Massachusetts Voters this November. Lew Finfer of Raise Up Massachusetts opposes Question 5 on the Massachusetts Ballot. Under existing law, Massachusetts has a limit on state tax revenue growth, and if collections exceed that limit, the excess is returned to taxpayers through a tax refund. But additional taxes collected under the so-called “Millionaires Tax” are not currently included in that calculation. Finfer discussed his opposition to voter approval of Question 5.
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Huddle around the radio and listen in as Dan ended the week with a topic that challenges your recollections and interests!
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We may not be in the Eye of our September Nor’Easter, but this storm will be ramping up! We spoke with Boston Globe Lead Meteorologist Ken Mahan about the weather for the weekend. Ken also answered listener’s calls. Listen in!
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“NightSide” hosted a look at both sides of Massachusetts Ballot Question 7. The question asks whether to make it easier to build certain single-family homes in residential areas, including on lots of at least 5,000 square feet with 50 feet of frontage and access to public water and sewer. A “Yes” vote would allow those homes to be built under the new rules, while a “No” vote would leave the current laws unchanged. We heard from Andrew Mikula, chair of the Legalize Starter Homes campaign, who supports a “Yes” vote, and Dave Koffman, Senior Executive and Legislative Director of the Massachusetts Municipal Association, who supports a “No” vote. Listen in!
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“NightSide” hosted a look at both sides of Massachusetts Ballot Question 7. The question asks whether to make it easier to build certain single-family homes in residential areas, including on lots of at least 5,000 square feet with 50 feet of frontage and access to public water and sewer. A “Yes” vote would allow those homes to be built under the new rules, while a “No” vote would leave the current laws unchanged. We heard from Andrew Mikula, chair of the Legalize Starter Homes campaign, who supports a “Yes” vote, and Dave Koffman, Senior Executive and Legislative Director of the Massachusetts Municipal Association, who supports a “No” vote. Listen in!
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Dan takes a look back on something President Obama said when he was running in 2008 that he finds interesting.
And later, what are you doing to plan for the storm this weekend?
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Is America moving toward socialism, and what could that mean for our individual freedoms? In his book Wake Up America!: The Rise of Socialism Is the Death of Freedom, former Congressman Ken Buck takes a closer look at socialism, government power, and the values he believes are at the heart of American freedom. Buck joined Dan to discuss where he believes our country is headed.
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