Wednesday, January 25, 2006
I'd heard a few days back that the
Massachusetts Republicans were gung-ho about a possible candidate for
the state treasurer's job. Well, know we know who it is: former
Consumer Affairs chief Beth Lindstrom,
who's resigned to "consider all the possibilities." Since Lindstrom has
already walked away from her post, my guess is the decision's already
been made.
And why not? Cahill's dubious use of confidentiality agreements for outgoing employees would give Lindstrom a ready-made campaign issue. So, for that matter, would the less-than-convincing review
of Cahill's practice recently completed by Scott Harshbarger, which
struck many people--myself included--as deeply flawed.
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