Category Archives: Right View

VOTE FOR CHARLIE MARQUARDT #1 FOR CAMBRIDGE CITY COUNCIL!   VOTE ON NOVEMBER 8TH!  A chance for Cambridge Republicans to be heard! In Charlie Marquardt we have a candidate that Cambridge needs. We share an obligation to elect Republicans to … Continue reading →

(Editor’s Note: this piece, written by CRCC chairman Henry Irving, originally appeared in the Cambridge Chronicle on 10/17/11. You can view the original here: http://www.wickedlocal.com/cambridge/opinions/columnists/x1017194078/The-Right-View-GOP-vote-can-make-a-local-difference) Picture a modern-day Paul Revere watching the City Hall clock tower, awaiting a signal from … Continue reading →

(Editor’s Note: This piece, written by CRCC Secretary Peter Wilson, originally appeared in the Cambridge Chronicle on October 3, 2011. You can view the original here: http://www.wickedlocal.com/cambridge/opinions/columnists/x325097235/The-Right-View-Elizabeth-Warren-s-viral-video#axzz1cJWDEYyB) Cambridge’s own Senate candidate, Harvard Law professor Elizabeth Warren, has clearly hit a … Continue reading →

The Patrick Administration released its “Clean Energy and Climate Plan for 2020” in the final days of 2010, announcing a target of a 25 percent reduction below 1990 levels in greenhouse gas emissions by 2020. This target is a legal … Continue reading →

On Feb. 28, 2011, the Cambridge City Council unanimously resolved: “We in Cambridge…support the right of workers…from Wisconsin… who are being attacked by right wing fanatics… to organize and collectively bargain…” On August 16, 1937, one closet right wing fanatic … Continue reading →

The question of race is an interesting scientific topic, appropriate for a show at the Museum of Science. The “RACE—Are we so different?” exhibit that recently opened at the museum, however, is short on science and long on politics, more … Continue reading →

A friend of a Cambridge friend is a community organizer for the Democratic Party and he’s about to go down to Texas on assignment to community organize. Apparently, there’s grist for the Dems’ mill down close to the border where … Continue reading →

I wrote recently about the Stretch Energy Codes that implement stricter standards for energy efficiency in new construction and renovations. I objected to the excessive degree of government regulation over small details in the lives of private citizens. In general, … Continue reading →

A recent letter from the city announces that our resident parking fees are going from $8 to $20 to “free up resources that can be dedicated to programs and projects in support of the City’s commitment to becoming a sustainable … Continue reading →