The governor and some questions on succession

While I join the community in wishing Gov. Eloy S. Inos well on his recovery from a recent open-heart surgery that will prevent him from returning to work until late December or early January 2016, questions ought to be asked—and answered—whether Inos is still fit to lead the...
Posted On Nov 16 2015 06:00
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Rushing to the finish line, again

Within a month after Gov. Eloy S. Inos pointed out that only eight of the 19th Legislature bills became public law in the first nine months of the year, seven other bills immediately cleared the Senate and the House of Representatives and became law. So what used to be an average...
Posted On Nov 09 2015 06:00
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Senate eyes share of House’s power of the purse

The Senate passed Thursday a legislative initiative that would give it power of the purse—the authority to introduce appropriations bills—an act that is constitutionally reserved for the House of Representatives. Senate Legislative Initiative 19-04 authorizes the introduction of...
Posted On Nov 02 2015 06:00
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Spooky

Some of the spookiest events before Halloween took place on Capital Hill where, among other things, senators passed an initiative for voters to decide on a proposed constitutional change so that revenue-generating bills can also originate from the Senate. That’s all because the...
Posted On Nov 02 2015 06:00
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