When her competition is zucchini brain Richard F. Caraviello the election won't change her tune. Bonus Track: Jack McGlynn's new venture

 Taciturn Breanna Lungo-Koehn's idea of "integrity," "community," "transparency" is just malarkey. Breanna listens only to herself. Of course when her competition is zucchini brain Richard F. Caraviello the election won't change her tune. She will still be selfish, hire the wrong people, never communicate about each faux pas, living in her rose-colored-glasses world this writer told you about before she ascended to the throne. Yes, she's better than McGlynn and Muccini-Burke combined but, the sad news, not by much. David Rodrigues a stain on her administration that won't go away. If she's so transparent why do we need to file public records requests to get answers from her? She is lying to the public and that has to stop. It is time for little girl Breanna to grow up. It is time for Breanna Lungo-Koehn to respect her elders. We get disrespect from her and that is unacceptable for an alleged "public servant."  

 

 Separated at Birth

Real Zucchini and Zucchini Brain Caraviello

 

 

Remember when Jack McGlynn was a short, white-haired runt running around city hall? Boy has he pudged out in this photo! Like ex city councilor Michael Marks packing on the pounds.

 

Another loser: Mikey's older brother Jack McGlynn and daughter

All due disrespect, but I don't trust Jack McGlynn (Mike's older brother) or anyone in the McGlynn family. Self-service rather than public service. Buyer beware: https://www.bizjournals.com/.../womble-boston-lobbyists... Greg Ryan

By Greg Ryan – Senior Reporter, Boston Business Journal

Aug 4, 2021

The law firm Womble Bond Dickinson is launching a government and public-affairs practice in Boston by bringing on longtime State House lobbyist Jack McGlynn Jr., his daughter and former Brown Rudnick LLP director Colleen McGlynn, and two others.

The elder McGlynn has joined Womble from the eponymous firm McGlynn & McGlynn, as has his colleague Beth Mullen. Coming with Colleen McGlynn from Brown Rudnick is fellow lobbyist Marty Nastasia.

Womble, one of the largest law firms in the southeastern U.S., opened a Boston office in 2017, with an initial focus on providing intellectual property services to life sciences and technology companies. The firm’s website now lists 27 attorneys and other legal professionals in Boston.

The McGlynn & McGlynn firm’s recent clients have included the Massachusetts Association of Health Plans, the construction firm Gilbane Building Co. and Arbella Insurance, according to public records. Last year, it received almost $500,000 in state lobbying fees, the records show.

Brown Rudnick’s lobbying arm, meanwhile, has represented some big names locally as well, including Uber Technologies Inc., MGM Resorts, JetBlue Airways Corp. and AbbVie Inc. Its state lobbying fees totaled nearly $750,000 in 2020, according to public records.