By adamg on Sun., 11/3/2024 - 5:24 pm 
A roving UHub photographer spotted a couple of gaggles of Trump supporters by and above the Expressway at South Bay today - some on the Southampton Street overpass, some along Frontage Road, all just up the road from the pro-Harris billboard at the IBEW hall.
Our photog expressed puzzlement over the activity in a city that is going to give Harris an overwhelming majority:
I don’t get doing stuff like this instead of like making calls or texts or going up to New Hampshire. It doesn’t help him. He doesn’t need to boost his name lol. This is stuff you see like City Council or state reps do, not a presidential campaign.
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By makeshift_vicinity
Mon, 11/04/2024 - 12:30pm
These people are so desperate to bask in the glow of real human attention that they'll take disgust and disapproval over not being noticed at all. What they really wish is for every driver passing by them to give them a high five and tell them that they're okay, but if anyone points that out and tries to give them a hug, they get so embarrassed that they run off and commit genocide.
On: Politics: Ballot questions.
By Frelmont
Mon, 11/04/2024 - 9:44pm
1. Audit the Leg? Uh, hell yeah.
https://www.mass.gov/news/audit-refused-by-legisla...
2. Axe MCAS? Hard no. Today’s HS diploma cannot hold earlier HS diploma’s jock strap, so why allow the DESE /grade inflation and preferential selection to persist?
3. Union for rideshare (indentured contractors?) YES.
4. Legalizing psychedelics? NO. This is all about the Benjammins and creating a market, it’s not about psychiatric care. Consider medical use. This will cause pounds of harm in psychosis, dissociation and bad encounters, and pennies of cures.
5. Minimum wage for tipped workers? No. How many waitrons want a pay cut?
Oh really
By SwirlyGrrl
Tue, 11/05/2024 - 12:04pm
From what I've seen - and what my husband has told me of his HS time versus our sons' - the graduation requirements are far harder now than they ever were due to comprehensive statewide curriculum frameworks.
You are very free to cite actual statistics and facts to support your assertions. I'll wait.
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