100 Legislators will be Targeted for Removal This Year
Activists Say the Issue Is Not Gay Marriage but Following the State’s Constitution
          The 100 legislators who will be ripe for removal in this year’s election will be targeted because of their indifference to the state’s Constitution, say state activists.
          “More than the gay marriage issue, this is a violation of our Constitution,” one activist says. “The violation of the Constitution by the leaders of the Democratic Party has been going on continually since 2002, but this year we are ready for them.
          “This could result in a huge gain for the two-party system in the state. We look like Mississippi did a few decades ago. But even they have changed. We are the only state where one Party has total and complete control. Every political scientist and every politician knows that corruption will inevitably follow.”
           The unknown factor, they say, is why the Party is so indebted to the homosexual lobby. Many Party leaders are gone because they have embraced gay marriage and been defeated at the polls, including Senate President Tom Birmingham and Shannon O’Brien. Birmingham said many times that he was defeated by O’Brien in the Primary because of his public endorsement of gay marriage and everyone, including the Globe, agreed that she lost in the general election for the same reason. 

List of 100
          The list of 100 will be headed by Senate President Robert Travaglini and House Speaker Sal DiMasi.
          The Senate is much worse, say the activists, who point out that most of them voted to adjourn, whereas a majority of the House voted not to do so.
          Some of the legislators abstained and it is unclear whether any of them were paired. One who abstained was the Majority Leader of the House John Rogers who will undoubtedly be on the removal list.
          There remains a lot of research to be done to determine whether any of the 100 have alternative candidates. MassNews will attempt to determine much of that for its Monday edition.

Airplanes Are Targeting DiMasi and Travaglini
        Airplanes will begin targeting Speaker Sal DiMasi and Robert Travaglini today in the beginning of a large effort by MassNews to tell residents that news of the campaign to restore integrity to the state’s legislature will be featured in MassNews.
The new banners say:

DIMASI & TRAVAGLINI BROKE THE LAW --- MASSNEWS.COM

and

MAKE OUR LEGISLATURE VOTE ON MARRIAGE--MASSNEWS.COM

        The banners do not indicate any preference on the issue of gay marriage, only that the legislature stop violating the state Constitution.
        It is difficult to say much in the 45-characters and -spaces that are possible in an airplane banner, so the residents are sent to massnews.com where they will find much additional information.