- Just about four years ago this week, I sat with Mitt Romney in the study of his palatial Belmont house, as the governor-elect explained to me that at the end of his term, he wanted to be viewed not as a budget slasher, but as someone who cared. He took pains to mention the state's homeless as a population he would never harm...
...But his machete also caught $410,000 in the Department of Transitional Assistance, better known as public welfare, specifically meant to fund about 333 additional beds for homeless people in the cold winter months.
- Every Democrat on Beacon Hill seems to think the governor is playing politics with this entire batch of cuts, trying to project an aura of rigid fiscal discipline on a national stage. [Why would they be saying such mean things about such a nice guy?]
That may or may not be true, but I have a hard time believing the guy would so blatantly go back on his word. [I sat on his porch.]
I have a hard time believing he even knows these homeless funds were cut. Once he learns, I think he'll put them back.
Either I'm a fool, or our governor is a fraud.
It would be nice if he corrected this mistake sometime today.
America, don't be that guy.
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