Yup, if you are an Independent or a Dem, vote in the primary. Please!!!
Who are reasonable candidates in the Democrat primaries?
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Yup, if you are an Independent or a Dem, vote in the primary. Please!!!
It's not the general election on Sept. 9, just the democratic primary; Tolman can't be 'elected' that day, it's just to see who the 'official' democratic AG candidate will be (although whoever wins this will probably win in November, too).
If any of you guys are registered Independent or Democrat, then definitely get out and vote in the Democratic primary to keep Tolman off the ticket. Healey is definitely the lesser of two evils here (but not by much).
Yup, if you are an Independent or a Dem, vote in the primary. Please!!!
Progressive liberals LOVE emotional issues: guns, immigrant children, abortion.
Tolman is banking on hitting all the emotional issues, especially with women.
Those types of issues really raise the goose bumps on moonbats.
MA AGs have a long history of hating on privately owned firearms. Remember Scott Harshbarger?
Must be a job requirement.
I can't understand why people think tolman and coakley are better than maura healey and grossman. They are all very similar, there is no significant difference between them.
How bad are Grossman and healey? The globe endorsed both in the dem primary.
http://www.masslive.com/politics/index.ssf/2014/06/douglas_maclean_hired_as_proba.htmlWhen was this?
I guess it's the good old 'devil you know'.I can't understand why people think tolman and coakley are better than maura healey and grossman. They are all very similar, there is no significant difference between them.
How bad are Grossman and healey? The globe endorsed both in the dem primary.
http://www.masslive.com/politics/index.ssf/2014/06/douglas_maclean_hired_as_proba.html
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I guess it's the good old 'devil you know'.
They are the same, so why would you waste time in voting in the D primary. Just stay home and worry about the general. If there were a better D than another, ok go vote. But there isn't, they are all the same level of suck.
Ummm, is there ANYONE but D's running for the AG this year?
They are the same, so why would you waste time in voting in the D primary. Just stay home and worry about the general. If there were a better D than another, ok go vote. But there isn't, they are all the same level of suck.
The difference is one (Tolman) wants to bypass the Legislature to mandate smart guns via essentially executive order, while the other (Healey) thinks it's outside the power of the AG's office to mandate without the approval of Legislature.
I'd say that's a fairly big difference.
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Correct. Healey is just another useless liberal DemocRAT (think: Marsha Part II). Tolman is an out and out mental case... a very dangerous, out-of-control leftist lunatic with Hitler-like dreams of power and unlimited access to union money to get himself elected via his corrupt union thug brother.The difference is one (Tolman) wants to bypass the Legislature to mandate smart guns via essentially executive order, while the other (Healey) thinks it's outside the power of the AG's office to mandate without the approval of Legislature.
I'd say that's a fairly big difference.
They are the same, so why would you waste time in voting in the D primary. Just stay home and worry about the general. If there were a better D than another, ok go vote. But there isn't, they are all the same level of suck.
Waiting for someone to ask him if it's such a great technology why not make it mandatory for Mass LE too?
Not nuts. Just willing to sell the civil rights of the people of Massachusetts for his own personal short term political gain.
The problem isn't that he's willing to do it, it's that people will vote for him despite it or even because of it.
He certainly says he wants to. His stated approach to "the gun problem" is very complete, very extreme and all encompassing. I guess you'd have to go back to the enabling legislation that gave the AG its anti-2A "consumer protection" powers to figure out just how much of his insane plan he could get away with.Question: if Tolman becomes AG could he possibly restrict long guns and shotguns as well?