More internecine Republican strife

My take on Mihos

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• Ernie Boch, Jr. said:

  Sometimes Adam, there is no reason. Young Egan must think his opinion matters and he wants the adults to 'look at him'. "Why can't everyone be as smart as me - and my father?" Sorry for being stereotypical, but many of these 1st generation children of self made men are captive in their own little worlds. Funny, Jim Rappaport is also one of them. I doubt Healy had any knowledge of this. Egan is only important because his father has alot of money and can raise alot of money, especially from all the people that his money supports. It's pretty easy for jr. to inject himself into a non-debate such as this, but really, we all know his opinion does not matter except among other spoiled boys who want their name in the paper.
  February 22, 2006 8:33 PM

• Anonymous said:

  payback, the oldest reason in the book: "Romney quashed a move last year by Christopher F. Egan, the scion of the EMC Corp. fortune and one of the governor's leading fund-raisers, to be appointed president of the Massachusetts Economic Development Authority. Romney's refusal tested his relationship with the Egan family, which has raised huge donations for the GOP." from the Boston Globe archive
  February 22, 2006 9:51 PM

• Ernie Boch, Jr. said:

  right, a hissy fit. He wanted the appointment because he deserved it - his daddy is rich. The old man had trouble being an ambassador because he had to kiss ass in Ireland and take orders from Washington. Now the kid has to show he can fight back against those who slight him. Stomp your feet Chrissy, real mature.
  February 23, 2006 2:21 PM

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