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Citizens, Not Subjects
[Post-Gazette Jule 4, 2014]
The Story of Taps
[Post-Gazette May 24, 2013]
A Cry of Defiance, and Not of Fear
[Post-Gazette April 12, 2013]
The Wisdom of the Founders
[Post-Gazette February 1, 2013]
Lincoln and King: Freedom and Equality
[Post-Gazette January 18, 2013]
Happy HOLY DAYS to All
[Post-Gazette December 21, 2012]
Further on Massachusetts Ballot Question 2
[Post-Gazette December 7, 2012]
2012 Massachusetts Ballot Question Physician-Prescribed Suicide
[Post-Gazette November 30, 2012]
The Fraud of Free Trade
[Post-Gazette October 26, 2012]
Standing Up For the Real Christopher Columbus
[Post-Gazette October 5, 2012]
Il "Michelangelo del Capitol"
[Post-Gazette September 28, 2012]
Ambition: A Grievous Fault
[Post-Gazette September 7, 2012]
Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road?
[Post-Gazette August 3, 2012]
First, Do No Harm
[Post-Gazette July 13, 2012]
Viva Mexico!
[Post-Gazette May 4, 2012]
Repugnant to the Constitution and Void
[Post-Gazette March 30, 2012]
Whose Ox Is Being Gored
[Post-Gazette March 9, 2012]
Fare Increase for the Disabled Unfair
[Post-Gazette February 3, 2012]
In 1815 We Took a Little Trip...
[Post-Gazette January 6, 2012]
Occupy Pre-School
[Post-Gazette December 16, 2011]
Barney Bails, Stocks Soar
[Post-Gazette December 2, 2011]
The Wheels on the Bus Go ‘Round and ‘Round
[Post-Gazette November 25, 2011]
Thank A Vet Today!
[Post-Gazette November 11, 2011]
What Are You Going as This Hallowe’en?
[Post-Gazette October 28, 2011]
Columbus and the Last Hope of Mankind
[Post-Gazette October 7, 2011]
Our Italian American Textile History
[Post-Gazette September 30, 2011]
Socialized Medicine Makes the Economy Sick
[Post-Gazette September 23, 2011]
Constitution Day and Citizenship Day
[Post-Gazette September 16, 2011]
Terrorist Plot Fails
[Post-Gazette September 9, 2011]
Berlin Wall, 1961-1989
[Post-Gazette August 19, 2011]
Personnel is Policy
[Post-Gazette August 12, 2011]
"Good evening Mr. and Mrs. America from border to border and coast to coast and all the ships at sea.”
[Post-Gazette July 29, 2011]
The Long Struggle for Independence
[Post-Gazette July 1, 2011]
Don't Know Much About History
[Post-Gazette June 24, 2011]
Semper Fi
[Post-Gazette June 17, 2011]
Make Him Spend It All -- Again!
[Post-Gazette June 3, 2011]
Defending Freedom at Home and Abroad
[Post-Gazette May 27, 2011]
Pakistan Has Some ‘Splainin’ To Do
[Post-Gazette May 13, 2011]
SEALs Seal the Deal
[Post-Gazette May 6, 2011]
Axis of Imports
[Post-Gazette April 29, 2011]
What the New Census Numbers Mean for Your Neighborhood
[Post-Gazette April 15, 2011]
Cleared for Take-off and Landing: Incoming Air Freight Still Not Screened for Terror Threats
[Post-Gazette April 8, 2011]
Water Everywhere and not a Drop to Drink
[Post-Gazette April 1, 2011]
The Giant Sucking Sound (of Jobs Leaving Due to Trade Policy)
[Post-Gazette March 25, 2011]
Come Si Dice “Born on the Fourth of July” in Italiano?
[Post-Gazette March 18, 2011]
You Cannot Build Up By Tearing Down
[Post-Gazette March 4, 2011]
Getting It Off Your Chest
[Post-Gazette February 18, 2011]
A Constitution in Name Only
[Post-Gazette February 11, 2011]
From Person to People: Presidents Reagan and Obama Compared
[Post-Gazette February 4, 2011]
Government is not the Solution to our Problem; Government is the Problem
[Post-Gazette January 28, 2011]
Color Blind
[Post-Gazette January 21, 2011]
2010, A Very Good Year for Republicans
[Post-Gazette December 31, 2010]
To Innovate is not Reform
[Post-Gazette November 26, 2010]
Thanksgiving Day 2010
[Post-Gazette November 19, 2010]
GOP Makes Gains, Doubles Representation, in Massachusetts House
[Post-Gazette November 5, 2010]
America is More than a Country.
[Post-Gazette October 22, 2010]
Berry Interesting, or, Naked Men Make Poor Warriors
[Post-Gazette October 15, 2010]
GOP Italian-American Women Set to Make History
[Post-Gazette October 8, 2010]
Write-in Is Right-on! (Part Two)
[Post-Gazette October 1 2010]
Write-in Is Right-on!
[Post-Gazette September 24, 2010]
Ashes to Ashes
[Post-Gazette September 17, 2010]
Come November, for Dems and Libs, It’s TROUBLE with a Capital Tea
[Post-Gazette September 10, 2010]
Respect the Working Man and Woman by Preserving Their Jobs
[Post-Gazette September 3, 2010]
Presenting the Suffolk County Republican Team
[Post-Gazette August 20, 2010]
To America and Freedom
[Post-Gazette August 13, 2010]
The Worst of Many Bad Ideas
[Post-Gazette August 6, 2010]
A Politician Cares Only About One Job—His Own
[Post-Gazette July 23, 2010]
President Obama Delivers on Jobs (as Long as the Job is Not in America)
[Post-Gazette July 9, 2010]
Trans-Pacific Partnership
[Post-Gazette June 18, 2010]
“The Emblem of the Land I Love.”
[Post-Gazette June 11, 2010]
“Song of Freedom.”
[Post-Gazette June 4, 2010]
Awarding of the Mary U. Nichols Book Prize
[Post-Gazette May 28, 2010]
Terrorist Trying to Destroy America Should not Enjoy American Citizenship
[Post-Gazette May 14, 2010]
You Can Bet On It
[Post-Gazette April 30, 2010]
MassGOP Endorses Republican Candidates For Statewide Office
[Post-Gazette April 23, 2010]
MassGOP Welcomes Tea Party to Boston
[Post-Gazette April 16, 2010]
Taxed Enough Already
[Post-Gazette April 9, 2010]
Will This Republican be Our Next Senator?
[Post-Gazette April 2, 2010]
“To Prevent those, Who are Vested with Authority, from Becoming Oppressors”
[Post-Gazette March 26, 2010]
Kill the Bill
[Post-Gazette March 19, 2010]
They’re Not Just “Hack Holidays
[Post-Gazette March 12, 2010]
Fifty Years Ago This Month
[Post-Gazette March 5, 2010]
This is Washington’s Birthday and I Can’t Tell a Lie
[Post-Gazette February 12, 2010]
Who Wants to be the Next Republican Senator?
[Post-Gazette February 5, 2010]
What Did Boston Do for Brown?
[Post-Gazette January 29, 2010]
Boston by the Numbers
[Post-Gazette January 22, 2010]
“It’s not the Kennedys’ seat, and it’s not the Democrats’ seat, it’s the peoples’ seat”
[Post-Gazette January 15, 2010]
Any Registered Republican Can Run and Win.
[Post-Gazette January 8, 2010]
Year in Review
[Post-Gazette December 31, 2009]
Time for a New Industrial Revolution
[Post-Gazette December 18, 2009]
…Reserved to the States Respectively, or to the People.
[Post-Gazette December 11, 2009]
You Really Are a Mean One, Mr. Grinch
[Post-Gazette December 4, 2009]
Don’t Ask; Don’t Tell
[Post-Gazette November 27, 2009]
Home for the Holidays
[Post-Gazette November 20, 2009]
Republicans for U.S. Senate
[Post-Gazette November 13, 2009]
Honoring All Who Served or Serve
[Post-Gazette November 6, 2009]
Nine for 2009.
[Post-Gazette October 23, 2009]
I’m From the Government and I’m Here to Help You.
[Post-Gazette October 16, 2009]
Who Will Be The Next...?
[Post-Gazette October 9, 2009]
Right to Petition the Government Under Assault
[Post-Gazette October 2, 2009]
Had Enough?
[Post-Gazette September 11, 2009]
Remember the Working Man on Labor Day
[Post-Gazette September 4, 2009]
In the Swim of Things
[Post-Gazette August 21, 2009]
Feet Don’t Fail Me Now
[Post-Gazette August 14, 2009]
2009 Boston Candidates for Mayor and Councillor
[Post-Gazette July 31, 2009]
Don't Be an Idiot
[Post-Gazette July 24, 2009]
No! To Me Too Republicanism
[Post-Gazette July 17, 2009]
A New Direction
[Post-Gazette July 10, 2009]
Independence Day 2009
[Post-Gazette July 3, 2009]
It’s Back to Taxachusetts
[Post-Gazette June 26, 2009]
Voter Turnout
[Post-Gazette June 19, 2009]
I Pledge Allegiance to the Flag
[Post-Gazette June 12, 2009]
Standing Up For Massachusetts
[Post-Gazette June 5, 2009]
Let’s Clean Up Beacon Hill
[Post-Gazette May 29, 2009]
Buy a Poppy for a Disabled Vet
[Post-Gazette May 22, 2009]
Making it in Massachusetts
[Post-Gazette May 15, 2009]
Mayor Menino Appoints Ellen Rooney as Republican Election Commissioner
[Post-Gazette May 8, 2009]
Obama Administration to Pursue Job-Destroying Trade Deals
[Post-Gazette May 1, 2009]
We The People
[Post-Gazette April 24, 2009]
How the Pols Pick Their Voters
[Post-Gazette April 17, 2009]
Run, If You Can
[Post-Gazette April 10, 2009]
Massachusetts Republicans Look to Gains in State House
[Post-Gazette March 20, 2009]
President Obama to Pushes for Failed, Job Destroying NAFTA-Like Deals for Central and South America and Far East
[Post-Gazette March 6, 2009]
The Best Economic Stimulus is a Job
[Post-Gazette February 20, 2009]
Never Gonna Dance
[Post-Gazette January 23, 2009]
Reagan, Obama, and Race
[Post-Gazette January 9, 2009]
Happy New Year
[Post-Gazette December 26, 2008]
What's Your Favorite Christmas Movie?
[Post-Gazette December 12, 2008]
Are You Thankful this November?
[Post-Gazette November 28, 2008]
Free Trade
[Post-Gazette November 14, 2008]
VOTE!
[Post-Gazette October 31, 2008]
Make It, Mine It, or Grow It
[Post-Gazette October 17, 2008]
Not a Laughing Matter
[Post-Gazette October 3, 2008]
Sensible Energy Policy for America
[Post-Gazette September 19, 2008]
Bush Derangement Syndrome Metastasized
[Post-Gazette September 5, 2008]
Three 2008 Massachusetts Ballot Questions
[Post-Gazette August 22, 2008]
I Have No Choice in the Matter
[Post-Gazette August 8, 2008]
Presenting This Year’s Republican Team
[Post-Gazette July 25, 2008]
Jesse Helms 1921-2008
[Post-Gazette July 11, 2008]
Independence Day 2008
[Post-Gazette June 27, 2008]
Congress Owes Apology to Drunken Sailors
[Post-Gazette May 30, 2008]
Congress Honors Wine-Maker Ernest Gallo. Cheers!
[Post-Gazette May 17, 2008]
Off to the Races
[Post-Gazette May 2, 2008]
Rebuilding the Boston GOP
[Post-Gazette April 18, 2008]
2008 Republican National Convention Caucuses
[Post-Gazette April 4, 2008]
Save the Children
[Post-Gazette March 7, 2008]
Here Let Us Stop
[Post-Gazette February 22, 2008]
Make Him Spend it All
[Post-Gazette February 8, 2008]
Election Day, Who’s Running?
[Post-Gazette January 25, 2008]
Sophisters, Calculators, and Economists
[Post-Gazette January 11, 2008]
Cassandra Candidates
[Post-Gazette December 28, 2007]
Faith in America
[Post-Gazette December 14, 2007]
Letters to the East Pole
[Post-Gazette November 30, 2007]
Thanksgiving and the Big Seven
[Post-Gazette November 16, 2007]
What Is the News This Morning?
[Post-Gazette November 2, 2007]
It's Not All Pasta and Provolone
[Post-Gazette October 19, 2007]
Common Sense About The Economy
[Post-Gazette October 5, 2007]
The Story of Our Italian Heritage
[Post-Gazette September 21, 2007]
War and Democracy
[Post-Gazette September 7, 2007] (Repeat of February 23rd)
Lead, Follow, or Get Out of the Way
[Post-Gazette August 24, 2007]
Why We Shan't Throw the Bums Out
[Post-Gazette August 10, 2007]
Closing of Filene's Basement
[Post-Gazette July 27, 2007]
Motu Risin'
[Post-Gazette July 13, 2007]
Liberty and Union, Now and Forever
[Post-Gazette June 29, 2007]
The One and Only
[Post-Gazette June 15, 2007]
Elections Massachusetts Style
[Post-Gazette June 1, 2007]
A New Vision -- A New Version
[Post-Gazette May 11, 2007]
Congress Honors Italian-American Composer
[Post-Gazette May 4, 2007]
Heads, I Win; Tails, You Lose
[Post-Gazette April 20, 2007]
The Most Boring Topic in the World
[Post-Gazette April 6, 2007]
Occupied
[Post-Gazette March 23, 2007]
Lest We Forget!
[Post-Gazette March 9, 2007]
War and Democracy
[Post-Gazette February 23, 2007]
Happy Holidays!
[Post-Gazette February 9, 2007]
This Tape Will Self-Destruct.
[Post-Gazette January 26, 2007]
Remember the Forgotten Man.
[Post-Gazette January 12, 2007]
Where there is no vision, the people perish.
[Post-Gazette December 29 2006]
The most important thing is sincerity. If you can fake that you've got it made.
[Post-Gazette December 15 2006]
Give Me Back My Republicans!
[Post-Gazette December 1, 2006]
Giving Thanks for Our Blessings.
[Post-Gazette November 17, 2006]
Honor Our Veterans on Armistice Day.
[Post-Gazette November 3, 2006]
Bay State Conservatives, M.I.A., once again.
[Post-Gazette October 20, 2006]
It May Not Be in Their Interests, But It Is in Their Nature
[Post-Gazette October 6, 2006]
When "Buy American" No Longer Means "By Americans"
[Post-Gazette September 22, 2006]
Fifth Anniversary of 9/11 Terrorist Attack on America
[Post-Gazette September 8, 2006]
Women's Equality Day 2006
[Post-Gazette August 25, 2006]
Did Boston Roar in the 'Twenties?
[Post-Gazette August 11, 2006]
Flying the Flag
[Post-Gazette July 28, 2006]
American Freedom and Equality Continued
[Post-Gazette July 14, 2006]
On Independence Day Remember the History of American Freedom and Equality
[Post-Gazette June 30, 2006]
Taxpayer Funded Benefits for Illegal Aliens
[Post-Gazette June 16, 2006]
Yet Another Election Day, But Whom to Vote For?
[Post-Gazette June 2, 2006]
Another Election Day, But Whom to Vote For?
[Post-Gazette May 19, 2006]
Sing, Sing, Sing the National Anthem
[Post-Gazette May 5, 2006]
A Better Way
[Post-Gazette April 21, 2006]
U.S.-Korea Free Trade Agreement
[Post-Gazette April 7, 2006]
Free For All
[Post-Gazette March 24, 2006]
Thursdays with Plutarch, Part Two
[Post-Gazette March 10, 2006]
Thursdays with Plutarch, Part One
[Post-Gazette Feburary 24, 2006]
La commedia è finita!
[Post-Gazette Feburary 10, 2006]
Notice of 2006 Republican Ward Caucus
[Post-Gazette January 27, 2006]
"Here am I; send me."
[Post-Gazette January 13, 2006]
When in Doubt, Take a Room at the Four Seasons.
[Post-Gazette December 30, 2005]
A Little T 'n' A
[Post-Gazette December 16, 2005]
The Political Role of Rhetoric
[Post-Gazette December 2, 2005]
They Toil not, Neither do They Spin
[Post-Gazette November 18, 2005]
None of the the Above
[Post-Gazette November 4, 2005]
Only Her Hairdresser Knows for Sure
[Post-Gazette October 21, 2005]
One Nation...Under God
[Post-Gazette October 7, 2005]
Tuesday is Election Day in Boston
[Post-Gazette September 23, 2005]
Don't Just Do Something: Stand There!
[Post-Gazette September 9, 2005]
All Politics is Local
[Post-Gazette August 26, 2005]
Over There!
[Post-Gazette August 12, 2005]
Of Coffee and Commies.
[Post-Gazette July 29, 2005]
There'll Always be an England.
[Post-Gazette July 15 2005]
Independence Day 2005.
[Post-Gazette July 1, 2005]
Bunker Hill Day.
[Post-Gazette June 17, 2005]
Democrats Weak on Crime.
[Post-Gazette June 3, 2005]
Republican Party!
[Post-Gazette May 20, 2005]
CSI Comes to Beacon Hill.
[Post-Gazette May 6, 2005]
We Can Do It!
[Post-Gazette April 22, 2005]
Of Politics, Players, and Pontiffs.
[Post-Gazette April 8, 2005]
They're Off!
[Post-Gazette March 25, 2005]
Saving Social Security.
[Post-Gazette March 11, 2005]
Black History Month.
[Post-Gazette February 25, 2005]
Massachusetts Republican Assembly.
[Post-Gazette February 11, 2005]
War and Piece.
[Post-Gazette January 28, 2005]
America's Contribution to Tsunami Relief.
[Post-Gazette January 14, 2005]
Presidential Inaugural 2005.
[Post-Gazette December 31, 2004]
The Massachusetts Republican Party.
[Post-Gazette December 17, 2004]
Take the Election, Please.
[Post-Gazette December 3, 2004]
What Did You Know and When?
[Post-Gazette November 19, 2004]
Ten Thousand Reasons Why We'll Beat bin Laden
[Post-Gazette November 5, 2004]
In Through the Out Door
[Post-Gazette October 22, 2004]
Presidential Mask Election Predictor
[Post-Gazette October 8, 2004]
Celebrating Every American's Italian Heritage
[Post-Gazette September 24, 2004]
Seek and Ye Shall Find
[Post-Gazette September 10, 2004]
Conventional Wisdom
[Post-Gazette August 27, 2004]
My Lucky Day
[Post-Gazette August 13, 2004]
The Law is an Ass
[Post-Gazette July 30, 2004]
Sometimes a Cigar is Just a Cigar
[Post-Gazette July 16, 2004]
You Say You Want a Revolution
[Post-Gazette July 2, 2004]
One for the Gipper
[Post-Gazette June 18, 2004]
Hurray for Hollywood!
[Post-Gazette June 4, 2004]
What are You Laughing at?
[Post-Gazette May 21, 2004]
You've Got Mail
[Post-Gazette May 7, 2004]
A Day at the Races
[Post-Gazette April 23, 2004]
On the Road with the Patriots
[Post-Gazette April 9, 2004]
Queer Eye for the Legislative Guy
[Post-Gazette March 26, 2004]
The Politicians Choose Their Voters
[Post-Gazette March 12, 2004]
Sermon preached October 19, 2003 at Church of the Incarnation, Cambridge
Our Small Quiet Roman Wedding
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Part Three
Sermon preached April 27, 2003 at Church of the Incarnation, Cambridge
Sermon preached October 6, 2002 at Church of the Incarnation, Cambridge
Politics is Music to My Ears
[Boston Mensa Beacon August 2002]
Evening the Score
[Editorial Humor November 2001]
Do our schools make the grade?
[Editorial Humor August 2001]
Ah, Wilderness!
[Editorial Humor May 2001]
Can I Get an Appointment
[Editorial Humor March 2001]
Let's Make it Official
[Editorial Humor February 2001]
The King is Dead
[Editorial Humor January 2001]
Year End Wrap Up
[Editorial Humor December 2000]
May the Man with the Most Votes Win
[Editorial Humor December 2000]
Waltzing to Victory
[Editorial Humor November 2000]
Don't Mean a Think if it Ain't Got That Swing
[Editorial Humor October 2000]
Beats the Hell out of me
[Editorial Humor September 2000]
Republicans Party On in Philadelphia
[Editorial Humor August 2000]
Party Time!
[Editorial Humor July 2000]
Teach a Man to Fish
[Editorial Humor June 2000]
Be Careful What You Wish for
[Cambridge Chronicle June 2000]
Happy Holidays
[Editorial Humor June 2000]
Now Here's a Monopoly I'd Break up
[Editorial Humor May 2000]
Reflecting on 40 Years in Central Square
[Cambridge Chronicle April 2000]
Pounding Ezra: Poem Parodies are a "Howl"
[Editorial Humor April 2000]
Will Condos be Next Casuality in War on Housing?
[Cambridge Chronicle March 2000]
Green Beer Versus Green Tea
[Editorial Humor March 2000]
Presidential Candidates Woo the Voters
[Editorial Humor February 2000]
Nap Time in Seattle: Reflections on the WTO
[Editorial Humor January 2000]
The Flat Tax
[Mass. Republican Liberty Caucus Newsletter fall 1999]
The (D)Evolution of Liberalism
[Editorial Humor December 1999]
You can't get there from here
[Editorial Humor July 1999]
Idiocy at the Cambridge Peace Commission
[Editorial Humor June 1999]
I guess they just couldn't take a joke
[Editorial Humor June 1999]
If Poems are Outlawed, Only Outlaws will Read Poems
[Editorial Humor April 1999]
Return to Sender
[Editorial Humor April 1999]
The Lack of Evidence is the Surest Sign the Conspiracy is Working
[Editorial Humor February 1999]
What if We Had an Election and No One Came?
[Cambridge Chronicle February 1999]
Button up Your Overcoat
[Editorial Humor January 1999]
What if Republicans Governed Cambridge?
[Cambridge Chronicle January 1999]
From the Athens of the New World, a Look at Democracy in Greece
[Cambridge Chronicle December 1998]
What I Learned from Campaign 1998
[Cambridge Chronicle November 1998]
Remembering Alice Freeman
[Cambridge Chronicle October 1998]
Justice Demands the Death Penalty
[Cambridge Chronicle September 1998]
Smoking Fascists Out of Control
[Cambridge Chronicle August 1998] ||
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Business Licensing Requirements
[Cambridge Chronicle July 1998]
Campaign Finance Reform
[Cambride Chronicle June 1998]
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