Worcester voters delivered a stunning blow to the city council’s activist bloc Nov. 4, sending a moderate majority to City Hall next year. As the dust settles, the lessons are many.
Worcester: Vote for Governance, not Chaos
Worcester voters have a choice between a responsible governing coalition and agents of chaos.
Return of the Rent Zombies
Given how close Election Day and Halloween are, it is no surprise that some of the candidates are resurrecting zombies. In the 1990s, Massachusetts voters […]
Worcester Preliminary Elections: Vote Against the Madness
The Worcester city council currently has two blocs. The first is ideologically diverse, pragmatic, and serious about governing. The other has spent the past year […]
Worcester: Some pushing “sanctuary” are creating haven for hate
Most of the media in the city, nationally, and internationally covering the Worcester city council meeting Feb. 11 focused on the decision to designate the […]
The problem with the “ceasefire” resolution
A few days ago, the city council of Worcester, Mass., voted not to consider a resolution calling for a “ceasefire” in the ongoing war between […]
“Progressives” bring January 6 to Worcester
Thu Nguyen and Etel Haxhiax organized a mob to shut down a City Council meeting, bringing a progressive Jan. 6 to Worcester, Mass.
Two months, still no statement from council members after applauding antisemitic rhetoric
Anti-Israel encampments and demonstrations have become commonplace at universities across the country as the war against Hamas continues. While demonstrators have variously argued that they […]
U.S. betrayal of Israel: Reverberations around the world
The Biden administration’s recent decision to put a hold on weapons shipments to Israel is a stab in the back to a vital American ally […]
Worcester State admins cave on free speech, antisemitism
On March 22, Worcester State University President Barry Maloney sent a college-wide email seemingly cementing the university’s reputation as an institution run by cowards who […]
