An Anxious Man’s Advice to Dems: Don’t Psych Yourself Out
It seems that the Democratic Party’s anxiety gremlins are out, but are only based on one person: President Joe Biden.
Author: Adam Bass
Adam Bass is an aspiring reporter and broadcaster from Massachusetts. He graduated from Wheaton College in Norton MA. Bass was general manager, and head of the political news coverage department of WCCS Wheaton College, where he did extensive coverage of the Massachusetts Senate Primary Race and The Massachusetts 4th congressional district primary race, as well as reporting on other National and local news. He now works as an intern for Newton News at NewTV where he has covered the 2021 municipal elections, hosts and produces The Cod Cabin where he and three of his colleagues podcast about Massachusetts politics and news, and has been working part time at WCRN 830 AM in Worcester Mass.
Let Joe Biden Be Joe Biden: Voter Reactions To President Biden’s Events
I showed two videos of Joe Biden to a group of 50 voters who were in their early to mid-20s from different areas of Massachusetts.
Purple Massachusetts? Not so Fast
The only purpling in this commonwealth is when Red Sox fans scream and shout with rage until their face goes purple.
From Jackasses to Sad Sacks: Democrats Struggle in The Culture War
It appears that national Democrats would prefer to focus on anything else other than standing their ground and fighting the culture war.
Sinema-tography: Why Analysis of Kyrsten Sinema Might Need To Be Reworked:
It seems that Krysten Sinema draws the most ire from left-leaning observers, voters, and even some analysts and reporters.
Change, Trust, and the Frustration of Not Following Through
For someone with not that big of a platform, it distresses me that those with huge platforms don’t take that opportunity of action.
A Tale of Two Frontrunners: The Similarities of the 1993 and the 2021 Boston Mayoral Election
The shadow of 1993 hangs over 2021’s Boston Mayoral Election. For Michelle Wu, she seems to be welcome to this comparison
Why The Senate’s Current Dynamic Duo Might Not Be So Dynamic
The senate negotiations between Manchin and Sinema aren’t even paired. You could say that they are…well, a two-track process.
