Scandals by Leaders of Mass. Democratic Party Came Fast and Furious this Week
            The scandals in the leadership of the Mass. Democratic Party are coming so fast and furious this week that it will be a time before anyone puts them all together.
            Just a few:
Speaker Sal DiMasi has been closely linked for years with the 59-year-old homosexual activist, William Conley, who was arrested by UMass police last month for seeking to pay for homosexual sex with students at UMass. So far this year, Conley has been paid $31,560 to be a lobbyist for the Mass Gay & Lesbian Political Caucus. He honored DiMasi at a fundraiser for the homosexual group this last week “to celebrate our override victories and thank Sal for his outstanding leadership on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual issues.”  
               On the Wednesday night before DiMasi was honored, the House sustained the Governor's veto of a new independent “Commission on Gay and Lesbian Youth” (of which Conley is a board member) because DiMasi was unable to get the 2/3 vote he needed in order to overturn the veto. Gay activists wanted the new Commission, which would be independent of normal government oversight and they pleaded for DiMasi's help. At that point, DiMasi called for a 15-minute recess and strong-armed several members to change their votes. Thus, he was able to overturn the veto.
              When the second vote was finally taken, Democrat Reps. Callahan, Kennedy, Koczera, Spiliotis, Tobin and Welch had switched their votes from “No” to “Yes”. Pedone and Deleo who abstained on the first vote, weighed in this time with a “Yes”. Rep. O’Flaherty, who had voted “No” in the initial vote, was convinced by DiMasi to sit this one out. The Speaker had his override with the final count being 104-44. No one knows what the Speaker did to get the Reps to change their votes. Did he reward them or threaten them?
              The Boston Globe has not reported on this new Commission, nor has any other media. All that the Globe reported on that Friday was under the headline “Romney Abolishes Commission on Gay and Lesbian Youth”, but they gave only two sentences to the fact that a larger, more extensive Commission was replacing it. They have not reported the arrest of Conley, either, who is a sexual predator sitting on the Commission. MassNews has gone through the effort of obtaining the transcript of the debate on Beacon Hill that created the new Commission, and has uncovered the details on this Commission.  

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The FBI affidavit against the corrupt Police Department of Mayor Tom Menino involves the entire Democratic leadership including DiMasi, Travaglini and “other public officials” which the FBI has not yet named.
              Mayor Menino and other officials knew that the ringleader of the corrupt cops was taking cocaine (as well as 35 other cops) but did nothing about it for many years until the FBI’s sting operation exposed it. The mayor did not want to anger the local union.

 AFL-CIO Dictating to Massachusetts Legislature About Homosexuality
            Before the Constitutional Convention on gay marriage convened a little over a week ago on July 12, the AFL-CIO had already warned the legislators they must vote in favor of gay marriage. The union did so by endorsing opponents of the five Democrat Reps who had announced they are against gay marriage.
            For everyone else the union is withholding their endorsements until September, a clear signal that the vote on gay marriage is a litmus test for a union endorsement.          
            This conduct began in 2002 when the legislature first voted to help gay marriage by violating the state Constitution. In 2002, they simply adjourned before taking a vote (which they were required to do) on the Constitutional Amendment which was before them. While they were voting to adjourn, a low chant was heard throughout the Chamber, “this is a labor vote . . . this is a labor vote . . . this is a labor vote . . .” Many spectators were frightened by the menacing union thugs who had “lobbied” the legislators at the State House in preceding days. On the day of the vote in 2002, the thugs again appeared and their chant was clearly heard by the legislators as they were voting.