Scot Lehigh
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RECENT COLUMNS
The candidates and the unions
In every important campaign, Massachusetts Democrats vie for union endorsements. But have you ever wondered what they promise in pursuit of the union imprimatur? (Globe Columnist, 11/24/09)
For Pagliuca, health reform trumps choice
The wealthy businessman believes the pressing need to bring coverage to the uninsured outweighs the abortion issue, putting him in stark contrast with his main Democratic opponents. (Boston Globe, 11/19/09)
Stand up, get mad, and be like Mike!
Michael Capuano, the candidate for US Senate, takes pride in his bare-knuckled populist image, and only a cynic would point to his assets of a mere $1.4 to $3.1 million. (Globe Columnist, 11/17/09)
Education reform is in for a big test
We'll learn what's truly important to the Massachusetts Legislature: offering families more choices, catalyzing educational innovation, and tackling underperforming schools -- or placating the teachers unions. (Boston Globe, 11/12/09)
Political pirouettes in the Senate race
Declarations, clarifications, and political acrobatics by candidates can confuse voters on their stances on the health care bill, but they can also bring the candidates themselves into sharper focus. (Globe Columnist, 11/10/09)
Will the next Paul Tsongas please stand up
In the race to replace Ted Kennedy, we need someone determined to confront the river of red ink flooding the nation's future. (Boston Globe, 11/5/09)
Menino needs to make the ‘future’ now
Mayor Menino's real message this campaign peered directly into the past: If you're reasonably content with the way things are going, keep me in office. Boston voters were - and did. (Globe Columnist, 11/3/09)
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