Taxachusetts Redux: The Bay State Takes a Left Turn
A liberal Democrat is about to become governor in the state that gave us the Tea Party.

For many years, despite its reputation as a liberal bastion once known as Taxachusetts, Massachusetts has been a well-run state, reasonably hospitable to business and entrepreneurs.
This was due to a succession of Republican governors dating back to William Weld. Basically Massachusetts voters had the good sense to keep competent governance at home while indulging their passion for virtue signaling by, say, exporting Elizabeth Warren to Washington.
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