Here's your cue, Hillary folks. It's time to diss the endorser, right?

I just fixed the party identification. This is what I get for being up last night reading some history on 19th-century politics, when liberals and blacks were Republicans, and racist demagogues and other right-wingers were Democrats.

Steve is not even close to correct about Governor Patrick, clearly as he gets his news from USAToday. I'm not really sure what mistakes he made that he refers to but as a citizen I really haven't seen any. Perhaps he should not have told off the editors of the local papers but as every newspaper I read is just one giant hackarama I applaud him calling out the Boston Globe and the New York Times.

I'm sure Steve will refer to the drapes, the caddy and Ameriquest as "mistakes" and maybe they are but they don't disparage the myriad of thing he's done right. Honestly, he's the first politician, in Massachusetts, that I've seen begin an open dialog about this state's problems.

Most of our problems are imaginary such as our self-deluded moniker as Taxachusetts but no one wants to talk about the real issues and that a state's infrastructure, education, and health care systems are a burden to be shared equally. He recognized and stated we need to pay for these costs now and not foist them onto future generations for the sake of a couple of bucks in tax cuts.

The most astounding phrase is to call him a dangerous radical, phraseology used to describe Marx, Lenin, and Castro. Deval is a probusiness governor that wants everyone to pay their share. It is a sentiment that we should all agree with that every person and business must pay their fair share. And I for one applaud Governor Patrick for standing up and taking the hard but intellectually honest position rather than easy but dishonest "I'll cut your taxes" stance.

I've been kind of suspected for a while now that Eric is not exactly a morning person.