Ethics Report Isn’t An Indictment of Stan Rosenberg, But of the Senators Who Elected Him

At the time he was elected president of the Massachusetts Senate, Stan Rosenberg had a long-term committed relationship with a man 38 years younger whom he believed to be mentally ill and addicted to alcohol and who had a tendency to text pornographic images of men and make sexually offensive comments to other people. This is the sort of summation of the Massachusetts Senate ethics committee's 77-page report you aren't likely to see elsewhere, and it's a good reason to see the

At the time he was elected president of the Massachusetts Senate, Stan Rosenberg had a long-term committed relationship with a man 38 years younger whom he believed to be mentally ill and addicted to alcohol and who had a tendency to text pornographic images of men and make sexually offensive comments to other people. This is the sort of summation of the Massachusetts Senate ethics committee's 77-page report you aren't likely to see elsewhere, and it's a good reason to see the report not so muc…