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: Chris King's 1st Amendment PageKevin McCrea will make the ballot for Mayor of Boston!
By Christopher King
I told you so, when I told you about how he successfully sued the city for failing to follow open records laws. Unlike many politicians who talk about open government, he really means it, and all of Boston will see that in vivid detail. I am honored to work with him.
Dear Friends,
I owe a huge amount of thanks to you for your help in collecting over 5,000 signatures to help get us on the ballot. With over 2,000 of those verified at this point
it appears that we will be on the ballot for Mayor this year. Just as importantly the press is including us in the conversation about the future of Boston. I will be on Emily Rooney's show on WGBH tonight talking about the candidacy, and WBUR has invited the four major candidates to their RADIO BOSTON show this Friday from 1 to 2 pm to talk about the BRA and development in the City. (feel free to call in with questions, especially to the Mayor and why he is giving our land and money away for free)......
Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on May 20, 2009 (boomark / email).
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