PS. Speaking of 'frames,' did mayor Elliott, in last night's Council meeting, divulge that he intends on dragging his feet on getting Mayor Murphy's portrait properly framed and hung? I suspect he did.
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Lowell's "Minuteman Mayor"
Unfortunately, I think Lowell got sucked into the negative frame slapped around Mayor Murphy's portrait. I'm starting to reconsider what Murphy was trying to tell us. I have always known Patrick as believing that 'public service' was a temporary thing, in elected office. He supported terms limits.
In that sense, I'll assert that Patrick Murphy's portrait is a reflection of the famous Minuteman statue. Where, the "minuteman" is a good citizen ANSWERING the call; Murphy's portrait depicts someone that has done their duty, and is returning to the home & plow.
PS. Speaking of 'frames,' did mayor Elliott, in last night's Council meeting, divulge that he intends on dragging his feet on getting Mayor Murphy's portrait properly framed and hung? I suspect he did.
PS. Speaking of 'frames,' did mayor Elliott, in last night's Council meeting, divulge that he intends on dragging his feet on getting Mayor Murphy's portrait properly framed and hung? I suspect he did.
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Mayor Elliott dismissed the subject portrait by saying, among other things, that it didn't even have a frame. However, it has been reported that Elliott's designated interim aide, Dave Conway, is the one that held the order for the frame. Is this a case of creating a problem, and then using that to justify your position?
I doubt this tidbit, Joe, will get "reported."
Paul's tweet (Commonwealth Magazine) cracks me up:
https://twitter.com/paul_mcmorrow/status/428581079436369920
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