.⁦Helena Buonanno Foulkes⁩ campaign spox ⁦Jon Romano⁩ comments on ⁦Governor Dan McKee⁩’s announcement

I wrote this reminiscence of the late Appeals Court Judge Bruce M. Selya for Ted Nesi’s “Nesi’s Notes.”

Great news, and I read it here first.

Thanks for posting. This is outrageous. If Republicans have a problem with the Chamber, let them have the courage to show up and say so. By the way, I bet a lot of those business members vote GOP. Chamber President Laurie White goes out of her way to be accommodating.

Great idea, as it was a great idea all these other years. It is outrageous that this exemption was allowed in the first place.

As we used to say at the Journal: “Interesting - if true.” Does Trump really mean it or is it just more empty rhetoric? On the other hand, could this possibly be an early sign that there’s trouble in paradise? I’ve long thought that Trump&Musk eventually will have a big breakup.

Thanks for this story. Terrible situation, on more landmark as darkness descends on America.

Thank you!

This is a wonderful, stunning video. Nice of Mike Y to participate so patiently and graciously. It is hard to envision his grandfather, at least post-retirement, being willing to put in the time involved.

Thanks for posting. RI desperately needs new leadership.

He is ignorant and mean, of course. And how could the Smithsonian’s magnificent African-American museum possibly comply?

If he’s not there, why should any other senator be there? I applaud Sen. Ruggerio for his long service to the state, but I have to wonder why he doesn’t just retire with dignity and go out on top.

Shameful. Disgusting. Outrageous. Glad to see Sen. Jack Reed on the case.

This is a tremendous story by the Journal’s Katherine Gregg. What is the matter with McKee?!!!!!!

I endorse. Resist!

Very interesting article.

Harvard says it won’t accept a deal with the White House after admin threatened to cut off $9B in federal funding: “We have informed the administration through our legal counsel that we will not accept their proposed agreement. The University will not negotiate over its

This is the first I’m hearing this, so I’m glad Katherine Gregg reposted it. Bravo for Harvard and I hope to see Brown do likewise.

This is great, and deserving of Jim. I am not surprised. Laurie is generous and a proud alum of URI.

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