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. I can *hear* it from a backroom at Patrick's headquarters:
"HOLY SH*T, GET DEVAL TO REVEAL HIS OWN PAST TAX FRIG-UPS in light of the Boston Globe's dump on state representative Marie St. Fleur. CALL UP THE BOSTON GLOBE AND TELL EM ABOUT IT IMMEDIATELY before Deval makes the front page of the Boston Globe like Marie did! OMG!"
And, so goes politics and the "news media" who love to reveal your inside laundry FIRST! Life as a pol u/ the microscope of 24/7 "news" mills.
Hhhmmmmm, I wonder though. Maybe if Marie St. Fleur had taken a job as a Board of Director of Ameriquest! Or Coca-Cola. Hey. She most likely wouldn't have had all those financial troubles, losing a home to foreclosure, excise tax problems, income tax problems, a possible lien on her present home, student loan ($40,000) problems. Indeed. Maybe, though, Marie, WOULD NOT accept such bilked (Ameriquest) monies from the working class as did Deval Patrick! Yeah. Could that be it? All said and done. Too bad, too, that Patrick CONTINUES to accept such Ameriquest monies! But St. Fleur withdrew her candidacy for Lieutenant Governor.
As I said earlier about Deval Patrick, working class to esteemed positions is hard on ethics. Very hard. However, money is money but reputation is another matter. When to draw the line when food on the table and ethics rear their not too cooperative head. Patrick chose to accept bilked monies from working class people all across America including thousands w/i the Bay State. And he continues to do so.
Indeed.
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Here's a disclaimer for those who believe that I really heard that from Patrick's campaign office. It's only my best educated political guess. I'll bet that I'm correct though about Patrick's rationale for contacting the BosGlobe to reveal his own frig-up in taxes due to the Globe's revealing St. Fleur's. Sure. Tis far better to step up to the microphone and said "I did it" particularly if the other "guy" has been caught with "his pants down." It's an attempt to disfuse a volatile problem. Lawyers use it all the time. .
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