It’s such a shame that beautiful New England has come to be associated in people’s minds with left-liberalism. I still have great sentimental attachment to my home state of Massachusetts, and I prefer to think of it in the context of revolutionary Boston, not Barney Frank and Ted Kennedy. What with the Free Staters in New Hampshire, the secessionists in Vermont, and the potential Peter Schiff candidacy in Connecticut, we can only hope that some of the old spirit is peeking through once again.
In that connection, tomorrow (Thursday) night I’ll be speaking at The Greatest Bar, 262 Friend Street, Boston. I haven’t spoken in my home state for a very long time. Doors open at 6:30 and I’ll start at 7. I’ll be giving as punchy a talk on the economic crisis as I can.
2:05 am on June 3, 2009
