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The Trust Deficit Grows

Liam DayBy Liam Day
May 5th, 2009


Yesterday, I got up on my soapbox and railed about the trust deficit our state and local leaders need to close before they think about closing the fiscal deficit.

Well, today, unfortunately, based on some anecdotal evidence, it appears the trust deficit may be opening, not closing. Jim Stergios has an interesting post just below mine about the fiscal shell games going on in Haverhill’s school system and – poor Wilfredo Laboy – the Lawrence Eagle Tribune reported yesterday that the embattled superintendent was made aware of the illegal background checks his assistant was conducting long before it came out in the press.

To turn his ridiculous quote back on him, where is Wilfredo Laboy’s transgression in all of this?

Smack dab in the middle of it.

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