Mike vs the Moonbats

The AUDIT is DEAD in MASSACHUSETTS H. 5469 As expected the "lawmakers" on Beacon Hill just bent over 72% of the voters in Massachusetts and without lube.. well you know.. What is sad is that they have NO FEAR of being removed from office... SAD.. and PATHETIC #mapoli

This is the modern Democrat Party in one clip. Al Green calls Secretary Mullin, who is Cherokee, a racist. Mullin asks: "Are you calling me a racist?" Green's response? "Shut up, up, up, up. Shut up." No respect. No argument. No facts. No substance. Just "shut up" and a temper tantrum. This is all they have left.

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Despite Auditor Diana DiZoglio's disappointment, the Massachusetts House passed a controversial bill (125-28) limiting the scope of a voter-approved legislative audit and creating new public records rules — with just three Democrats joining Republicans in voting no. All New Bedford State Reps, Christopher Hendricks, Antonio F. D. Cabral, Christopher M. Markey, and Mark D. Sylvia, voted yes. @DianaDiZoglio @massauditor

Controlling energy costs and forcing a rapid shift to intermittent alternative energy sources are not compatible goals. Governor Maura Healey is doubling down on them anyway. “I’m not backing down,” she says, while pushing for more executive orders to lock in Massachusetts’ energy mix for the next 10 years. Solar. Wind. Geothermal. Battery storage. Demand response. All dictated from the top. Massachusetts residents are already paying some of the highest electricity prices in the country. Instead of reassessing what’s driving those costs, the response is more mandates, more targets, and more political stubbornness. This isn’t flexibility and this is not listening to people's needs. It’s doubling down on a strategy that’s already making energy less affordable.

She filmed herself masturbating with a sex toy on live video chats with teens under 16. She had sex with a student in the back of a truck at a golf course. This is Maris Nichols. The 25-year-old former biology teacher and football staffer at Alexander High School in Georgia is back in custody and the details only get worse from here. She was already out on a $40,000 bond for a child molestation charge. That apparently wasn't the end of it. It was barely the beginning. Now she's facing 11 new charges as the victim count climbs to six. The lineup reads like a nightmare: tampering with evidence, two counts of child molestation, four counts of improper sexual contact by an employee, and four counts of grooming a minor. Investigators say the encounters happened in school closets, in vehicles, and in a golf course parking lot. One incident played out inside a student's Hummer. At least four of the six alleged victims were students at the school. And when she sensed it was closing in? Just three days before her original arrest, she allegedly told one of the teens to delete their entire message history. That single move bought her the evidence-tampering charge. Her new bail has been set at $74,000. The investigation is still wide open. The closet. The truck. The golf course. The cameras. The cover-up. One by one she was busier than a Burger King bathroom.

We all knew it, but I didn’t expect them to be retained by President Trump

Woke Mass. judge ignored prosecutors and let the convicted Lyft creep who photographed his unconscious nude passenger keep his passport — he vanished before reporting to jail massdailynews.com/2026/06/03/wok…

Wake-up call to every Massachusetts voter who still believes they’ll get the independent Legislature audit they demanded if they keep supporting the same Democrats who are blocking it. State Auditor Diana DiZoglio posted this statement yesterday about the latest proposed bill: “With this proposed bill & under the guise of transparency, your state reps are not only throwing the 72% voter-mandated law in the dumpster - they’re taking a match & lighting that dumpster on fire, violating the People’s constitutional rights & undermining democracy.” The bill is House Bill H.5469. It was unveiled Tuesday by House Democratic leadership and is scheduled for a House vote today. It would limit the State Auditor’s audit of the Legislature to only four narrow categories of administrative functions: budgets, audits, expenditures of appropriated funds, and monetary settlement agreements while giving legislative leaders new controls over interviews and the process. More than likely, this will be a party-line vote: Democrats pushing the bill through to restrict the full audit, while Republicans vote against it, consistent with their long-standing support for enforcing the voter-approved law exactly as written. DiZoglio recently endorsed Evan MacKay, a self-described democratic socialist and Boston DSA-endorsed candidate, for the open 25th Middlesex District State Representative seat in Cambridge. When will mass auditor realize that her party is not the party of transparency and support Republicans that are?

So let me get this straight. Boston city councilors can’t take a pay cut because Sharon Durkan thinks that might lead to… more corruption? That is quite the argument. Public service requires integrity whether you make $103,000 or $125,000. Boston residents are being asked to absorb cuts to real services. City Hall can lead by example, or it can keep explaining why elected officials are the exception. bostonherald.com/2026/05/20/bos…

"I'm so deeply disturbed by what I'm witnessing in the State House. I just got word that the House of Representatives is getting ready to pass a bill into law that essentially negates everything that you voted for in the 2024 ballot question to have my office conduct an audit of the legislator and have some independent oversight." - Massachusetts State Auditor Diana DiZoglio @DianaDiZoglio @massauditor

A church in Nantucket has CANCELLED its annual 4th of July reading of the Declaration and Bill of Rights after 25 years. The reason? Its leaders now believe the founding documents were bound up with the ideas of "whiteness" and have been "unequally applied" across American history. But the church forgot the most important part. It's true that the promises of America weren't applied equally: Slavery, Jim Crow, the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882, the denial for generations of women's voting rights. But what CHANGED all that? What philosophies and documents did brave pioneers like Frederick Douglass and Martin Luther King Jr. utilize to fight these injustices? Our founding documents. The very documents that this church is now calling problematic. They're not the problem. They're the solution. We must live up to them, not change them to fit our current worldviews.

“With this proposed bill & under the guise of transparency, your state reps are not only throwing the 72% voter-mandated law in the dumpster - they’re taking a match & lighting that dumpster on fire, violating the People’s constitutional rights & undermining democracy.” #mapoli

A Massachusetts town is standing firm in its decision to cancel its Fourth of July celebration, citing a state law to justify withholding donations from residents and local businesses. bostonherald.com/2026/06/02/mas…

UPDATE: Town of Democrat-run Rutland, Massachusetts confirms they will NOT be refunding donations for the annual 4th of July celebration after they canceled it. I’m told some residents are FUMING. They donated for a July 4th celebration and they aren’t getting one.

Boston police launch desperate manhunt for South Boston drunk accused of STABBING a man outside bar massdailynews.com/2026/06/02/bos…

Seattle spent $456,000 on 4 toilets for the World Cup It didn't even last 2 weeks

BREAKING Wrong way driver suspect who hit State Trooper this weekend arrested by ICE outside courthouse via wbz. #mapoli

COMMENTARY: Only in Wu's Boston can you be accused of slamming a woman against a wall and grabbing her by the throat — and still get your six-figure job back, if you're a woke BLM activist massdailynews.com/2026/06/02/com…

Last night, the Rutland MA Select-board confirmed that the fireworks, concerts, and the parade are canceled! They have $50,000 in the fund for the Fourth of July. It was donated, they will NOT be refunding the money. Select board chair Sheila Dibb claimed it was too hard to determine where all the cash donations came from. How about all the businesses in Rutland that wrote large checks to become a platinum member sponsor? In addition, Worcester County sheriff Lew Evangelidis offered more than enough security to carry on with the event. Apparently it looks like the town has turned that down as well. They say it isn’t political. They say it is a punishment. But again here is the driveway of a select board chair, Sheila Dibb. She is a left wing tyrant intent on ruining the 250th celebration! This is a disgrace! You know what to do! Please share!