Thursday, September 18, 2003
Tagg, You’re It!
Remember all that talk about how Willard Mitt wanted to lead a revitalization of the Republican Party in Massachusetts, yet that despite Dom Ianno’s frantic fund-raising, the State Committee was barely able to keep its collective heads above water? (source: Boston Globe, 8/15/2003)
Remember those whispers that too many 'consultants' were bleeding the place dry? (source: massreform.com)
Do you think that they were referring to Tagg Romney? The Fraud Governor has stashed his eldest heir, Tagg, on the payroll of the Romney/Healey Committee to the tune of more than $24,000 in seven short months. (source: OCPF)
True, this is not quite “loathsome" money, but it’s a heck of a lot more than you would expect to pay someone who purportedly had enough to pay cash for his Marsh Street manse. (source: Boston Herald, 3/5/2002) Yes, purportedly.
Not that we begrudge Tagg’s tagging Republican blue-hairs for $3+G’s a month. After all, his $11,000 property tax must be a killer, (unless, of course, Tagg is following in the footsteps of his tax-delinquent father and stiffing the taxman.) (source: Boston Herald, 6/12/2002)
Not too long ago, Willard acknowledged he could not grift his son into a state job saying it “wouldn’t look right.” (source: Boston Magazine, 1/2003)
Once again, we agree with the Fraud Governor.
It’s nice to see that Tagg is cutting such an independent swath through life.
Remember all that talk about how Willard Mitt wanted to lead a revitalization of the Republican Party in Massachusetts, yet that despite Dom Ianno’s frantic fund-raising, the State Committee was barely able to keep its collective heads above water? (source: Boston Globe, 8/15/2003)
Remember those whispers that too many 'consultants' were bleeding the place dry? (source: massreform.com)
Do you think that they were referring to Tagg Romney? The Fraud Governor has stashed his eldest heir, Tagg, on the payroll of the Romney/Healey Committee to the tune of more than $24,000 in seven short months. (source: OCPF)
True, this is not quite “loathsome" money, but it’s a heck of a lot more than you would expect to pay someone who purportedly had enough to pay cash for his Marsh Street manse. (source: Boston Herald, 3/5/2002) Yes, purportedly.
Not that we begrudge Tagg’s tagging Republican blue-hairs for $3+G’s a month. After all, his $11,000 property tax must be a killer, (unless, of course, Tagg is following in the footsteps of his tax-delinquent father and stiffing the taxman.) (source: Boston Herald, 6/12/2002)
Not too long ago, Willard acknowledged he could not grift his son into a state job saying it “wouldn’t look right.” (source: Boston Magazine, 1/2003)
Once again, we agree with the Fraud Governor.
It’s nice to see that Tagg is cutting such an independent swath through life.
