In their first joint media appearance, Republican governor and LG candidates Chris Doughty and Kate Campanale join Adam Reilly to discuss their political identities, their take on outgoing Governor Charlie Baker’s anti-COVID efforts, and their priorities if they win. First, though, Yawu Miller of the Bay State Banner and Mike Deehan of GBH News recap the week in city and state politics, including Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s push to limit residential protests and raise new money for affordable housing.
Shannon Liss-Riordan makes her case for AG
The feds have lost confidence in the T. Who's responsible, and what happens next?
Are Massachusetts politics as great as we like to think?
Will Massachusetts legalize sports betting?
Can Elizabeth Warren save the Democrats from electoral disaster?
Remote access transformed politics during the pandemic. Will it last?
Massachusetts roads are getting more dangerous. Are automated traffic cameras the answer?
The North End dining debate and the future of protest in Boston
Wu Hits the Hundred-Day Mark
When Baker Leaves, Can Bakerism Abide?
Wash, Rinse, Repeat: Another leadership change at the Boston Public Schools
In Massachusetts politics in 2022, who counts as a "progressive"?
Is Michelle Wu winning the vax-mandate fight?
Why won't the Massachusetts Legislature act on voting rights?
Will Wu's Mass And Cass Plan Work?
The politics of COVID in Massachusetts
How 2021 is ending--and what to watch in 2022
Who's Afraid Of Rachael Rollins?
After Baker Bails, What's Next?
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