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Charles Chieppo is the principal of Chieppo Strategies, LLC, a public policy writing and advocacy firm. He is also a research fellow at the Ash Center of Harvard Kennedy School, where he is contributing editor to the “Better, Faster, Cheaper” blog on Governing.com.

From 2003 to 2005, Chieppo served as policy director in Massachusetts’ Executive Office for Administration and Finance, where he led the Romney administration’s successful effort to reform the commonwealth’s public construction laws,…

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The millionaires tax is thriving. So why are residents still leaving?

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By Charles Chieppo, Joan Vennochi, Abdallah Fayyad
| The Boston Globe
Our three writers had this to say: The 4 percent surtax on those earning more than $1 million annually approved by state voters in 2022 is on track to bring in around $3.7 billion this year, up from $3 billion last year and well above the $2.4 billion lawmakers projected. Unfortunately, it amounts to a needle of good news in a haystack of depressing data on the Commonwealth’s economy and competitiveness.
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The Trump problem in Massachusetts – The Boston Globe

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By Abdallah Fayyad, Joan Vennochi, Charles Chieppo
| NewsPub
Minogue would be wise to focus on state politics, not Trump policies By Abdallah Fayyad Moderate Republicans have become a rare breed in Massachusetts. President Trump and his politics loom large in the state, and his polarizing actions have only strengthened the Democrats’ grip on power. Since former governor Charlie Baker, a Republican, left office, the GOP has been effectively locked out of state government, and there’s little reason to believe that’s going to change anytime soon.
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The Trump problem in Massachusetts

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By Abdallah Fayyad, Joan Vennochi, Charles Chieppo
| The Boston Globe
The Massachusetts Republican Party has now endorsed Mike Minogue, a former biotech executive, as its candidate for governor. Mike Kennealy, who served as the secretary of housing and economic development under Baker, was viewed as the more moderate candidate. But the state party resoundingly rejected him: 70 percent of the party’s delegates at the nominating convention chose Minogue over Kennealy and Brian Shortsleeve, a former MBTA general manager.
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