CapeCodToday Blog Chowder

The US seized Cape Verde? When? That was the Portuguese.

No validity that Marshall or Hendricks is stupified by Strather or Kirzner.

They have them on pedestals, and had hoped to emulate them.

Let them pay their taxes and live by the US constitution-enough with their secret meetings and their criminal, dark, sovereign and noble "government."

As long as they pay their own way, like everyone else, for all their problems, there is no problem.

Grifters and graft. Research casinos.

The Marshall gang may not be good at what they're doing, but they'd kill for that brass ring.

Frank is for the people-not Kennedy- and one of his lovers ran a gay(?) prostitution ring. Who cares?
Guiliani is a great leader.
Aaron. No hope. He's too much of small-town, small-minded, tattle-tail, tight-ass (pun intended).
Keep bringing what out into the open? That he himself is the jerk?
He reveals his own petty BS.

As long as I have my new "wampcard in wallet," and you are paying for my welfare, unemployment, DOR, and food stamps, while I pay no taxes AND now get a casino kickback, AND I drive one of the largest SUVs, which I cannot afford or repay (and all of these big tickets items, you will pay for, not me; AND I have medicare/medicaid): two Suburbans in the two-lane north-bound on the Bourne Bridge...how many accidents occur there? That is too narrow.

We could, of course, all drive mopeds.

Have traffic and accidents been reduced with the Sagamore "flyover"?

All sarcasm aside, I love Water Street and Woods Hole.

Someone has to pay for the improvements and safety.

Get to the guv and the feds before the fake'em-take'ems rob all of the government coffers.

The SNL skit for "Schmidtt's Gay Beer, Housesitting," is far more suitable for you.

Sandler and Farley (RIP) would recommend housesitting for you, not politics.

"The casino's "managing organization" says it "deeply deplores" that a man committed suicide in the casino's parking lot. He was a compulsive gambler."

"Lotto is abandoning its plan to move the casino to the heart of some of the poorest neighbourhoods. The social problem is real. This is a neighbourhood which has a lot of problems, social problems, drugs, unemployment, and things like that. We agree that there's a risk there to be more a problem than a solution."

"It became known in 1996 that dozens of employees at the local casino had criminal records, and that some had connections to organized crime. Newspaper advertisements for services-many of which are run by gangs-tripled during the casino's first year of operation."