Posted by Jeremy Shulkin
Massachusetts Secretary of State William Galvin was in town yesterday to talk about the census. But because today is Friday, this is what I kept coming back to:
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I used to see the Secretary nearly every day on my walk to or from work (when I worked in Boston).
In pictures, yes, I agree with the analogy.
In real life, Galvin seems (at least to me) more slight and morose.