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Jenney Samuelson Comes to the Table in a Spirit of Bipartisanshi — Wait, What’s That in Her Hand?

Phil Scott has been a denizen of the Statehouse for almost a quarter century. He was first elected to the state Senate in 2000, taking office in January 2001. He was a senator for 10 years, and served as vice chair of one committee and chair of another*. He then served three terms as lieutenant governor, whose duties include presiding over the Senate. Then he became governor, where he’s been ever since. *His Wikipedia bio mentions, as the signat…Montpelier, Vermont · Montpelier Read Article

News You Should View: Pre-Summer Slump

Not gonna lie, it’s a bit of a thin crop from our ever-diminishing media fields. Maybe it was the runup to the first big holiday weekend of the season? Maybe it was the amount of MSM attention lavished — rightly — on the education reform debate in Montpelier? Whatever the reason, I had less than usual to choose from. Still, there’s definitely stuff worth consuming. Also, apologies for posting this a bit late; I was out of town for nine days, and…Montpelier, Vermont · Montpelier Read Article

It’ll End in Tears, and Vetoes

Well, that blew up in Senate leadership’s face, thoroughly and decisively. As reported by Vermont Public’s Lola Duffort, the senior chamber’s version of H.454, the education reform bill, has been indefinitely sidelined due to an embarrassing lack of support. Specifically, support among the Democratic majority. President Pro Term (With Egg On Face) Phil Baruth: “I made a promise to people in the caucus that I wouldn’t bring a bill that had a lit…Senate · Montpelier Read Article

Senate Leadership Cooked the Books on Education Reform

You know what’s a really great indicator of success? When a legislative body takes on a vital issue, and comes up with a “solution” that everybody seems to hate. Well, that’s exactly what we’ve got with the state Senate’s education reform plan, which was approved last week by the Senate Finance Committee. Better still: the people who hate it the most are in the Democratic majority. Seriously, the only Senators who have anything good to say about…Senate · Vermont Read Article

Bipartisanship Comes to the Chuckle Hut

You know it’s a weird day when THIS pops up in your email inbox. The guy on the left is, of course, Lt. Gov. John Rodgers, who spent 2024 cosplaying as a Republican in order to win Vermont’s bucket of warm piss, and has lately been pivoting madly to the left with his openly anti-Trump public statements, almost as if he plans to run for governor on the Phil Scott plan whenever an opening next presents itself. On the right is Jason Lorber, former …Montpelier, Vermont · Montpelier Read Article

News You Should View (Or Listen To)

The title of this weekly feature is never entirely accurate, since I often include audio content that you really can’t “view.”. But I’m amending the title this week because we have a really great audio piece in the leadoff spot. And, for those monitoring their Trump-related consumption, you’ll find a relatively moderate number of stories about That Manbaby in the White House. A day in the life. From Vermont Public, a tremendous 20-minute audio d…Burlington, Vermont · Burlington Read Article

Doing Something, Vermont Mainstream Edition

Pretty obvious move today. We made a donation to the brand-new Vermont Immigration Legal Defense Fund, launched on Thursday by a group of prominent political figures. Mostly Democrats, but Thom Lauzon, the mayor of Barre and longtime Friend of Phil, is on the “Team,” as is former Republican lawmaker turned lobbyist Patti Komline. Oh, heck, here’s the whole list, in the order they appear on the VILDF website. Democratic State Treasurer Mike Piec…Barre, Vermont · Barre Read Article

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Jenney Samuelson Comes to the Table in a Spirit of Bipartisanshi — Wait, What’s That in Her Hand?

News You Should View: Pre-Summer Slump

It’ll End in Tears, and Vetoes

Senate Leadership Cooked the Books on Education Reform

Bipartisanship Comes to the Chuckle Hut

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