Naughton voted for this mandatory health insurance stuff:
Jul 14, 2004:amending the Constitution to call for universal health care Naughton: YES
Problem is: When I go to an emergency room, and with kids it happens often enough, I am surrounded, outnumbered and outgunned by hordes of 'THEM' with their 'Mass Health' cards and the rest of the bullshit.
Naughton and his Grandpa Walton (Ted Kennedy) of the democrat party have foisted this urine in the gene pool upon us. He's one of them and someday when he's laying back with a couple of pensions and Barry Hussein Obama is reneging on your social security and carving up your IRA or 401k, you can remember the good old days with Hank.
Maybe he'll vote against the legislation for new taxes that surely waits around the bend and maybe he won't.
He is the Speaker's puppy: woof, woof, woof.
He was a proud vote of YES on the billion dollar Life Science Bill where House lawmakers earmarked $49.5 million to build a science center at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts in North Adams, though the school currently has no science graduate programs. The college is, however, the alma mater of Representative Daniel E. Bosley, a North Adams Democrat who wrote the House legislation and has frequently joked at press conferences and legislative hearings that "spending $1 billion doesn't go quite as far as it used to."
Apparently some in academia were not impressed with Naugton and his colleague's Life Science Boondoggle: In a pointed letter to top legislative leaders last month, three university presidents - Drew Faust of Harvard, Susan Hockfield of MIT, and Jack Wilson of UMass - criticized the bill's emphasis on individual earmarks and called on lawmakers to give industry and academic specialists on the governor's proposed panel greater voice in how the state's money is invested.
I bet he'd try to tell you that Mitt Romney ruined the Big Dig...
