![George Rotondo has called Revere's political culture 'incestuous.' He said, 'It's more than unique [to Revere], it's absurd.'](http://cache.boston.com/bonzai-fba/Globe_Photo/2009/06/05/1244257397_6336.jpg "George Rotondo has called Revere's political culture 'incestuous.' He said, 'It's more than unique [to Revere], it's absurd.'") |
George Rotondo has called Revere's political culture 'incestuous.' He said, 'It's more than unique [to Revere], it's absurd.' |
The not-so-sweet science of Revere politics
Fists-up tradition fuels calls for change
REVERE - City officials are routinely threatened, their cars and homes vandalized by angry residents or disgruntled city workers. Political challengers report similar intimidation, and even ordinary citizens fear reprisal if they speak out against entrenched leaders. (Full article: 1038 words)
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