· Updated January 16, 2025 12:13 AM · 5 min read read
BOSTON – Republicans in the state Senate appeared resigned on Tuesday to the idea that Wednesday's vote over a constitutional amendment that would slap the commonwealth's top earners with a special tax surcharge will be a mere formality rather than a considered move informed by an actual debate.
"The way this building is and as liberal as this building, is I would say there's probably not a chance it will not be going forward," said state Sen. Richard Ross, a Republican from Wrentham
BOSTON – Republicans in the state Senate appeared resigned on Tuesday to the idea that Wednesday's vote over a constitutional amendment that would slap the commonwealth's top earners with a special tax surcharge will be a mere formality rather than a considered move informed by an actual debate.
"The way this building is and as liberal as this building, is I would say there's probably not a chance it will not be going forward," said state Sen. Richard Ross, a Republican from Wrentham whose part…