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As Michael J. McGlynn and Stephanie Burke enjoy the fruits of their big scam, the refusal to allow access television in Medford prior to the election, the office of the Attorney General sent some interesting news last week, specifically the name of the man who responded to the public records request.
It is good news, indeed, as this is the first time the attorney known for investigating access TV issues showed up in a correspondence in regards to Medford Community Cablevision, Inc.
No Immunity
for Frankie Anti-Community
McGlynn and Burke do NOT want you to know ANYTHING about the new candidates.
Mario Martin promised me personally that he would get us access TV.
Where do you place your faith, Medford?
In Mario? A novice?
Or in the man who has fought the good fight for more than a decade.
How insulting for these political novices to make promises when they can't even get by a primary.
Is it upsetting? Yes, because our fight is to help YOU, dear resident, while the lip service from novice candidates remains just that: hot air and rhetoric.
Why call out Mario now that he's out of the race?
Because there was an implied promise, win - lose - or draw - that Martin would still be involved.
At the end of the day it was all about him.
While YOU, dear reader, are our priority.