Keller @ Large
Keller @ Large: U.S. Senate GOP Candidate Gabriel Gomez
The U.S. Senate race was one of topics WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller covered Sunday on “Keller @ Large” as he sat down with GOP candidate Gabriel Gomez.
Keller @ Large: Google’s Glasses Could Ruin The Wink
What makes Winky truly scary is the possibility it could permanently ruin one of the most expressive gestures in the human pantheon – the wink.
Keller @ Large: Time To Start Demanding Better
Economic malaise rolls on, here and overseas and neither party seems to have much of a clue what to do about it.
Keller @ Large: Gomez Needs A Lot Of Work, Luck To Beat Markey
His victory in the GOP primary Tuesday was a clear win for the outsiders. But he’s outnumbered, big-time; the total number of votes cast for all three Republican candidates was less than Stephen Lynch’s losing total.
Keller @ Large: If You Don’t Vote, Don’t Bother To Complain
Today is Senate primary voting day in Massachusetts, the day when we choose the candidates who will be on the ballot in June, with the winner likely representing us in the Senate for years to come.
Keller @ Large: Time To Pay Attention To The Senate Race
Yes, this race hasn’t generated headlines, but is that the fault of the candidates or the headline writers?
Keller @ Large: Congressman Ed Markey
The U.S. Senate primary election is Tuesday and the election was one of the topics WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller covered Sunday
Keller @ Large: Celebration An Appreciation For Law Enforcement
If you don’t like the fact that some of us ran into the streets last Friday to high-five law enforcement, too bad.
Keller @ Large: Debate Could Help You Decide Between Lynch And Markey
If you didn’t catch Monday night’s WBZ debate between U.S. Senate candidates Stephen Lynch and Ed Markey, you missed a good one that could help inform your choice of a nominee for U.S. Senator who might be serving you for many years to come.
Keller @ Large: Debate First Of Many That Will Define Way We Live
Watch or listen to the debate tonight and see how Stephen Lynch and Ed Markey address the issues. Because their debate is just the first of many that will define the way we live for many years to come.
