Rhode Island Liberator

Analysis Without Analysis When It Comes to RI Democrats

Russ Moore has an already mercilessly shredded column up at GoLocalProv, attacking all progressives via the actions (or non-actions) of the

I don’t think there’s a serious political observer who takes David Caprio’s statement that he’s stepping down as RI Democratic

Welcome to Friday Flagging, where I turn my interest in vexillology (the study of flags) loose to talk about flags.

There’s a big caveat here: this data is only up to 2013. As such, it doesn’t take into account the

Tuesday night I went to Summit Commons to take in my first ever candidates’ forum put on by the Summit

Tuesday night I went to Summit Commons to take in my first ever candidates’ forum put on by the Summit

Was this guy: That’s J. Joseph Garrahy, who became Governor after serving eight years as Lieutenant Governor. Of course, back

Ted Nesi is out with a story claiming that Clay Pell is gaining traction in the race for the Democratic nomination

The major news story to come out of Tuesday’s night RIPR debate between Republicans Ken Block and Allan Fung is

I’ve largely remained silent on Aaron “the Urbanophile” Renn’s critiques of Rhode Island, but since he delved into our history