September 12, 2008


...When you go to the ballot box don’t just automatically check off the box for the incumbent. Think long and hard whether you’re happy with the status quo. Consider whether new blood and new energy would be a good thing in Washington. Yes, O’Reilly’s new at this game, but Kerry was new at it once too.read more >>

September 10, 2008 — Even though there are only a few contested races on Tuesday, Sept. 16, the residents of Belmont should take the time to get out and vote anyway. The polls in town will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Voters who choose a Democratic ballot have two contested races: the one for U.S. Senate and the race for Governor’s Council.read more >>

September 10, 2008 — Watch Ed's appearance on Don Weitzman's "Brookline Beat," a live, one-hour call-in show on Brookline Access Television.

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September 8, 2008 — Edward O'Reilly, the Gloucester lawyer who's running against U.S. Sen. John Kerry in the Sept. 16 Democratic primary, wants two more debates with his opponent. Don't hold your breath.

One would think Kerry would be eager to debate O'Reilly, to meet his questions head-on and to respond to the challenges of his voting record. One would be wrong.read more >>

September 9, 2008 — In political terms it's David versus Goliath. An unknown newcomer is running for the Massachusetts Senate seat held by John Kerry. NECN's Greg Wayland introduces Ed O'Reilly.

Ed O'Reilly: "Is it going to be more of the same going back to the United States Senate or are we going to look at the problems in a different way?"read more >>

September 8, 2008 — While US Senator John F. Kerry strongly disputed several issues that challenger Edward O'Reilly raised in a televised debate yesterday, the incumbent's first Democratic primary opponent in 24 years called for even more verbal sparring.read more >>