Statement on Speaker Mariano’s FY2025 Budget Bust Out
The Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance commented on Speaker Ron Mariano’s proposed FY2025 budget, his fourth as Speaker, which has a whopping price tag of $57.9 billion.
Read moreMA House Approves Politician Pay Raise with No Public Debate
Well after normal business hours and with no public debate, the Massachusetts House of Representatives furtively rammed through a 25% pay increase for Massachusetts Governor’s Councilors during last night’s budget deliberations.
Read moreHow Much Did Your Lawmaker Earn? 2023 Edition
It’s the gift that keeps on giving! That’s how legislators and constitutional office holders view the pay hike bill that was originally passed at the start of the legislative session back in 2017.
Read moreKeeping with Tradition - Secrecy Rules Under Ron Mariano’s First Act as Speaker
Costly Climate Bill released from Committee on Sunday Night, Roll Call on Monday & Automatic Pay Raises for Part Time Lawmakers Starting Now
Read moreMassFiscal Praises Transparency Efforts of House Lawmakers
Secretary Galvin Should Be Transparent in Response to the Public
Read moreA bigger budget
Last Thursday, the House passed their budget by a vote of (143-14-2). The roll call vote is available by clicking here.
Read moreLeft Wing Tax Hike Defeated
Whenever left-wing authoritarian lawmakers see one of their tax hikes defeated, it’s a reason for Massachusetts taxpayers to celebrate.
Read moreCelebrating our Independence from Big Government Left Wing Politicians
Massachusetts House progressives have an important message for the taxpayers this Independence Day.
Read moreStatement on Arrest of Lowell Rep. David Nangle
The Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance released the following statement today in response to the arrest of State Representative David Nangle (D-Lowell) this morning on charges related to misuse of campaign funds:
Read moreMassFiscal calls on Ethics Commission to Act on Speaker’s Credit Card Use
In the wake of news reports concerning House Speaker Bob DeLeo’s use of a secret, taxpayer funded credit card, the Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance is calling on the State Ethics Commission to review the case and lay out official guidelines for future use of state issued credit cards by public employees.
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