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CAM ‘BAM’ CUNNINGHAM: A STAR IS BORN

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BY DAN VALENTI

PLANET VALENTI NEWS AND COMMENTARY

(FORTRESS OF SOLITUDE, SEPT. 28, 2026) — A Star is Born.

THE PLANET speaks of the Bitchfield city councilor from Ward 2, Cam “Bam” Cunningham. Some of the more superstitious types at Pity Hall think Cam Bam is Charles Kronick come back from the political dead, you know, like King Herod thought Jesus was John the Baptist revisited. Like Sir Chaz, and Kevin Morandi before him in Ward 2, Cam Bam speaks his mind, shows an independent streak, and displays the most audacious quality for a Bitchfield politician wanting to gorge on the corrupt leftover: He asks questions.

Cam isn’t Sir Chaz, a mighty big footprint to fill, but he is … himself.

CAM CUNNINGHAM (photo from his Facebook page)

Unlike the automatons and zombies who occupy the other council seats, the sochol committee, and a miscellaneous assortment of offices, he has begun to carve out an identity that appears to be based on honesty, integrity, and actual representation of his constituents. The latter is to other councilors as garlic and mirrors were to Bela Lugosi.

Cunningham wins THE PLANET‘s monthly Orbit Award for reaching into the charter’s bag of tricks and pulling out our old friend, the Charter Objection (CO). For that alone he wins Politician of the Year Award.

———- ooo ———-

Using the CO, Cam brought debate to a halt on the latest subterfuge attempted by Mayor Lumpy. Because of new federal directives aimed at curbing the egregious waste of money on offices of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Lumpy and Co. want to rename the waste as the Equity, Access, and Opportunity Commission.

A fraud by any other name …

The city blows $200 grand of taxpayer money on this failed attempt at social engineering. To make matters worse, the Administration wants to throw this proposed commission in with the Human Rights Commission and the Affirmative Action Committee. If anything, this proves that each of these three non-sequiturs have served no useful purpose when put up against the public funds they eat up.

Lumpy proposes this uneconomical pastiche because, he says, “It is there to do what we have always done and add the ability to work on poverty issues …” ‘Tis true, what the mayor says. The Frankenstein mix of combined offices will continue to “work on poverty issues,” meaning it will continue to further impoverish Mary Jane and Joe Kapanski [quotes from Brittany Polito’s article in iBerkshires].

———- ooo ———-

The mayor chastised the only councilor earning his keep when he admitted to Cunningham the subterfuge involved: “If you want me to go on record to say that it takes us out of federal guidance of DEI, you got it, councilor. I don’t want the city jeopardized for [federal] funding. I don’t want to change what we have done,” Lumpy added, even though “what we have done” has been a failure and done nothing more than  (a) rip off taxpayers and (b) make it clear that there is a favored and protected class of people in the city whose “needs” come first.

In other words, “Mayor to the Kapanskis: Go to hell.”

Author Dan Valenti is published worldwide by PMB Books and distributed by Amazon.

Cam Bam had the audacity to question Marchetti and chief diversity office Michael Obasohan, particularly the latter’s demonstrated lack of leadership ability and the sloppy way he’s run his office.

“I want to make sure that people are [held] accountable,” Cunningham said. For that alone, he gets a coveted Orbit from THE PLANET.

As for the Office of Uniformity, Exclusion, and Nonequity, it should be eliminated but not before first firing Obasohan.

As for cringeworthy utterances, we give you this gem from Ward 7 Councilor Katherine Moody: “I’m a blonde white chick.”

She stares at a quart of orange juice because it says, “concentrate.”

Rim shot, maestro.

——————————————————————-

“Why do blondes love boob jobs? Because it’s the only job they qualify for” — Sir Donald Turpentine, Knight of the Bath.

“OPEN THE WINDOW, AUNT MILLIE.”

LOVE TO ALL.

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Jonathan A. Melle
Jonathan A. Melle
2 days ago

How many white men who work for the City of Pittsfield (Massachusetts) receive the coveted 6-figure public pay plus perks for life?

Are some of these same white men named Pete and Pete really telling the Kapanski’s that poverty and other social injustices in Pittsfield are the root of all of the city’s problems?

Is not the 6-figures for life sitting Mayor the “One Pittsfield” behind city’s record-setting fiscal year budgets with one of the top Commercial Tax Rates in Massachusetts?

ANSWER: Pittsfield City Hall’s leaders want to change the name of the DEI city office to another name to keep on receiving federal funds so that the mostly white men city personnel who receive their coveted 6-figures for life will continue to be well taken care of by the fictional Kapanski’s.

IRONY: Massachusetts’ state and local career politicians use every CARD in the deck for MONEY and POWER for life. They don’t really care about the Kapanski’s!

CONCLUSION: The 2-Pete’s Pittsfield politics should change the name of the DEI Office to the Office of Shit Sandwiches! At least it would be good for a laugh with the foul stench of city government.

Vendetta Vale
Vendetta Vale
1 day ago

I actually thought this was a great blog because THIS is what I have been waiting to see from somebody sitting at that table.
Someone saying, “Wait a minute.”
Not automatically voting yes. Not falling in line because the administration already decided what it wants. Not treating questions like acts of insubordination.
Questions.
Why are we doing this? What did we get for the money? Where are the measurable results? Why are we changing the name of something instead of asking whether the structure itself works? And, my personal favorite: are we even following our own policies?
I am a liberal. I believe diversity, equity and inclusion matter. I believe government should make sure people aren’t discriminated against, marginalized or shut out of opportunities.
But believing in DEI does not require believing that Pittsfield needs an entire standalone department to accomplish it.
Those are two completely different conversations.
Human Resources already handles hiring, employment practices, training, workplace policy and employee relations. If the City believes DEI belongs in municipal government, then let’s have the grown-up conversation about whether those responsibilities can be incorporated into HR and done effectively without maintaining another administrative department.
And Cam Cunningham is asking exactly the kind of questions councilors SHOULD be asking.
Show us the numbers.
Show us the outcomes.
Show us what was built.
Show us what changed.
Show taxpayers what they’re getting for their money.
That’s not being anti-DEI. That’s called oversight.
And apparently we’ve reached the point in Pittsfield where asking a department head to explain what taxpayers received for hundreds of thousands of dollars is considered controversial.
I don’t need another presentation about intentions. I want results.
Four years into this experiment, taxpayers are entitled to ask what measurable outcomes justify continuing the same structure.
Maybe the answer is that the department can demonstrate tremendous value. Great. Put the numbers on the table.
Maybe the answer is that DEI is important but doesn’t require its own department. Fine. Move the responsibilities into HR, properly fund the work that actually produces results, and put the remaining money somewhere residents can SEE it working.
That’s the conversation government is supposed to have.
And THAT is what I appreciate about Cam.
I don’t have to agree with every position he takes. I don’t have to share every political belief he has. What matters here is that the kid apparently didn’t get the memo that his job was to sit down, smile politely and wait for the stamp machine to reach his desk.
He keeps asking, “Why?”
Why aren’t we following the policy?
Why doesn’t this add up?
Why can’t you give us the numbers?
Why are we doing it this way?
Why can’t we do it differently?
Those questions shouldn’t threaten a functioning government.
They should DEFINE one.
Pittsfield doesn’t need eleven people who agree with each other.
It needs eleven people willing to make the administration explain itself.
And whether you love Cam Cunningham, hate Cam Cunningham, or occasionally want to reach through the television and tell him to wrap it up already — watching a young councilor realize that “because we’ve always done it this way” isn’t actually an answer is refreshing as hell.
Keep asking questions, Cam.
That rubber stamp has been getting entirely too much exercise.

Tom Betit
Tom Betit
Reply to  danvalenti
1 day ago

Dan

Verbal diarrhea,

Could have been stated in 3 words, and 5 syllables.

Typical of childless elites, with too much time on their hands…

Seeing the pattern yet?

9/29/26@2:15 pm

Tom

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Tom Betit
16 hours ago

Dont insult her. Hold her to her own standard.

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Vendetta Vale
1 day ago

The purpose of the dept is that it do things that HR professionals can’t do legally. Like mandate a usive trainings, special cash awards for non-work related things.

That’s why they have these departments.

Forensic Audit Today
Forensic Audit Today
Reply to  Ratsapopoulos
1 day ago

But right on cue the local paper came out with a veiled admonishment of Cunninghams use of the Charter objection even though it is there for a reason just such as this. The local paper also mentioned that this Objection vehicle is most likely going to be amended or eliminated, I suppose due to that rare councilor with a backbone actually using it and questioning city hall.

Just once I would like to see local media standing up for the people’s side of government instead of unfailingly locking arms with city hall to promote their agenda.

It has been said that if you are not helping to solve a problem perhaps you a part of the problem.

Can we start a list right here now?

Vendetta Vale
Vendetta Vale
Reply to  Ratsapopoulos
19 hours ago

Nobody said HR had to do the DEI job. The point was that DEI can be blended into the HR department.
Obasohan can absolutely continue doing DEI work under HR without the position needing to remain a separate department-head role carrying a $100K salary.
Same work. Different organizational structure. Less administrative overhead.
This really is not that difficult to comprehend.

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Vendetta Vale
17 hours ago

HR is a profession – it has ethical standards. Obsahalon does not suffer that handicap. HR uses his power to do things that can’t be done professionally maybe even legally by hr professional.

Inquire about ethnicity is a hr violation.

Markus Aurelius
Markus Aurelius
Reply to  Ratsapopoulos
15 hours ago

100% spot on Rat.

OB can restrict who has a chance at any of those “financial awards” for trainings, travel, etc, simply based on race.

In other words, OB and (all) DEI Offices can “legally” discriminate against white people, based on a liberal ideology that we forever “owe” POC and merit-based hiring/earning is “white supremacy” left over from years past.

Not to mention, there is no middle ground with DEI. If you don’t agree with them or question their existence (Cam Bam), then you immediately get labeled a “racist,” or a “white supremacist.”

The Cultural Competency Coach, Shirley Edgerton, shamed white Bitchfield Pubic Scohol Childran for years that they were “racist” if they didn’t conform to her indoctrination.

I requested the job requirements for that position but never heard back from BPS.

I’ll just add it to the list of items I’ve requested and am still waiting for”

*Bitchfield Pubic Scohol Skandel Reporte

*Wimpy White’s study on the “houseless” that he began during election season 2019.

*Cultural Competency Coach position/requirements/curriculum

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Vendetta Vale
16 hours ago

Can Ob. Do what he is now doing from within the HR department? I don’t believe the statutes would agree.

HR probably should put its bias aside and investigate DEI for compliance with HR and labor protections.

Last edited 16 hours ago by Ratsapopoulos
Tom Betit
Tom Betit
Reply to  Vendetta Vale
1 day ago

Veronica
You must be related to John Melle, or believe verbiage, shows relevance or intelligence.

Your complaint is no accountability, same as rest of following of Dan.

That you cannot be more concise, and feel entitled to waste time on excessive verbiage, is indicative of Demonratic dementia.

Less is more, yes , shity avoids accountability, as does Commiewealth of Taxatwoshits.
As evidenced by failure to provide voters the audit , we all voted for.

Notice Dan left that little fact out of his screed?
As did yourself.

Typical of educated elites, who are comprised.

Seeing the pattern yet?

9/29/26@2pm

Tom

Vendetta Vale
Vendetta Vale
Reply to  Tom Betit
18 hours ago

Tom, I need you to understand how spectacular this has become.
I disagree with you on Planet Valenti and suddenly I’m “Veronica,” possibly related to John Melle, working with Dan, carrying water for Democrats, protecting the “educated elites,” hiding an audit and participating in the downfall of the “Commiewealth of Taxatwoshits.”
Captain Corkboard, this is Planet Valenti. I did not assassinate JFK.
Although at this rate, give it three more comments and I’m sure you’ll have me on the grassy knoll.
That’s the best part about your replies: nobody can simply disagree with Tom. There must be a CONNECTION.
Who is she really?
Who is she related to?
Is Dan involved?
What about Melle?
Where’s the audit?
WHY IS VERONICA CALLING HERSELF VAL?!
Meanwhile, Veronica still doesn’t fucking exist.
You’ve turned Planet Valenti into your own personal conspiracy corkboard, and every ordinary person who disagrees with you gets another photograph and a piece of red yarn.
But forget Veronica for a minute.
We need to talk about Tim.
Because at this point, your relationship with DA Tim Shugrue has become the longest-running romance on Planet Valenti.
You bring this man up with the frequency of a teenage girl writing her crush’s last name in the margins of her notebook.
Tim Shugrue.
Tim Shugrue.
Tim Shugrue.
Tom, does Tim know you two are together?
Because I’m starting to feel uncomfortable witnessing something this intimate without a subscription.
Someone mentions city government? Tim Shugrue.
Taxes? Tim Shugrue.
An audit? Tim Shugrue.
Someone gets a flat tire on North Street?
“Interesting. WHERE WAS SHUGRUE?”
At this point, if Dan posts the weather forecast, I fully expect you underneath it demanding to know why Tim Shugrue allowed rain on Thursday.
My bewildered little conspiracy correspondent, this isn’t political criticism anymore. This is a slow-burn enemies-to-lovers novel, and the rest of Planet Valenti is waiting to find out which chapter the kiss happens.
And THEN, after all of this, you accuse me of “excessive verbiage.”
Tom.
You just took us through Democrats, dementia, communism, elites, John Melle, Dan, an audit, a fictional woman named Veronica, the Commonwealth and whatever the fuck “Taxatwoshits” was supposed to be…
…before concluding with:
“Less is more.”
Spellcheck read your comment, packed its belongings and left the Commonwealth.
Then you asked me:
“Seeing the pattern yet?”
Oh, Tom.
Val absolutely sees the pattern.
You see conspiracies.
I see a grown man fighting with a fictional woman named Veronica while starring in a one-sided romantic thriller with the District Attorney.
We are absolutely not seeing the same pattern.
Anyway, I’ll leave you and Tim alone.
You clearly have feelings to work through.
With Love, Val
P.S. Still not Veronica. And no, I don’t have Tim’s number for you.

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Vendetta Vale
12 hours ago

You like the easy fight.

Chris Connell
Chris Connell
1 day ago

Congratulations Cam on the courage you’ve displayed in representing your constituents and the residents of Pittsfield. Don’t let them try to convince you to “work” together and as a result they will tell you to vote as the administration wants you to. Continue to stand up for the people that elected you to the council. GREAT JOB!!!!!!

Dumpdivin Lad
Dumpdivin Lad
Reply to  Chris Connell
1 day ago

What courage? He’s doing what he’s supposed to be doing. His job. The great thing about him it exposes the bias of the rest opt the council uniform vote.

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Dumpdivin Lad
1 day ago

I strongly agree with Chris who also is a beacon to great councilor leadership. He and Kevin were colossal.

Cunningham clearly values his integrity more than he loves approval. It’s ironic since integrity should be naturally praised by all, but rarely gets it.

This irony, which contaminates all political bodies, brings the question of courage. Integrity requires adherence to principle. It hurts to violate principles. So, when Chris mentions courage, he knows how much it takes courage to have the resolve to prefer the pain of others’ rage to that of damaging ones integrity.

Cunningham, plow on! I’m glad to see Ward 2 is alive.

Dumpdivin Lad
Dumpdivin Lad
Reply to  Ratsapopoulos
1 day ago

I don’t need Chris or anyone else to tell me how great Cunningham is. He still has no chance against these buffoons. That being said,he does One Thing like the Planet does ?

Exposes the Assclowns majority. C C Benjamin should apologize to the city taxpayers in Ward 2 for that charade,but what do you expect? … she was given her position by the former mayor and clearly shows a bias to this bunch of buffoons.

Dumpdivin Lad
Dumpdivin Lad
Reply to  Dumpdivin Lad
1 day ago

Flats is making Over 100g at b c c ? Executive Director. Maybe the d e I director should look into these high paying positions not given to poor inclusionist.

Gimmee Less
Gimmee Less
Reply to  Dumpdivin Lad
1 day ago

and probably working from home just down the road

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Dumpdivin Lad
1 day ago

You don’t make sense.

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Dumpdivin Lad
1 day ago

I strongly agree with Chris who was a great councilor. He and Kevin were colossal.

The lack of convictions and cowardice – it contaminates everything. Cunningham clearly values his integrity more than he loves approval. It’s ironic since integrity should be naturally praised by everyone, but rarely gets it.

Cunningham, plow on! I’m glad to see Ward 2 is alive.

Gimmee Less
Gimmee Less
Reply to  Dumpdivin Lad
1 day ago

The rest of the council are not allowed to think or act by themselves. They stored their balls in Kerwoods lockbox until their terms are over or health insurance is no longer a benefit, whichever comes first.

Meanwhile
Meanwhile
Reply to  Dumpdivin Lad
7 hours ago

But he was doing it in a hostile environment which is why it was courageous. Notice, none of the others were standing up for the people.

Dumpdivin Lad
Dumpdivin Lad
Reply to  Chris Connell
1 day ago

Chris, your replacement in 4 sucks. He hasn’t said two sentences in any of the meetings?

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  danvalenti
1 day ago

Ahem…

Dumpdivin Lad
Dumpdivin Lad
Reply to  Ratsapopoulos
1 day ago

Ward two was the other buffoon,Charles.

Dumpdivin Lad
Dumpdivin Lad
Reply to  danvalenti
1 day ago

He wasn’t in ward two buffoon.

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  danvalenti
1 day ago

He was, however the best. And Kevin too.

Leaping Lanny Poffo
Leaping Lanny Poffo
1 day ago

“Bam Bam” Cunningham

In Bitchfield’s halls of nod and grin,
Where questions are considered sin,
Bam Bam rose from Ward Two’s chair,
And asked, “Just what are we doing there?”
The zombies blinked. The robots froze.
A nervous sweat dripped from their noses.
For honesty, that strange old curse,
Had wandered through the chamber first.
He pulled a Charter Objection free,
Like a rabbit from bureaucracy,
And stopped the latest costume show:
“Rename the waste and no one will know.”
While others feasted at the trough,
Cam Bam’s simple question caught them off:
“Who’s accountable?” he dared proclaim.
And suddenly politics wasn’t a game.
Not Kronick or Morandi reborn, nor a saintly knight,
Just one man willing to shine a light.
In a city where silence is often preferred,
Bam Bam became the inconvenient word.

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Leaping Lanny Poffo
1 day ago

Love it. How about amoeba

Tom Betit
Tom Betit
1 day ago

The Didn’t Earn It,l era of patronage is beginning to expire.

Let’s look at who benefited

Queen Latifa, who was only minority,Lumpy and School commie, could find to conceal the sexual assault and grooming scandals.

Ricky Retardo , who snarls traffic, in New England shity, for the Lance Armstrong , virtue signaling class.

Add your pubic DEI recipient!.

This should be a fun exercise:)

Tax Dollars not at work, is a Demonrat policy …

9)28/26@9am

Tom

Vicky
Vicky
1 day ago

Dan, I know you pride yourself in being a provocateur and I’ve often found myself hooked by your name calling and derisive language and that of your loyal followers. If I hadn’t had face-to-face conversations with you, I wouldn’t know that you are an intelligent person who knows how negative energy works in the world. Today’s Eagle has a commentary that seems pertinent to this issue: The best answer to offensive speech is a hard question. 

  If people decide not to engage with one another — or if they bicker or resort to name-calling — no minds will change. To persuade others to adopt your position, you must first convince them that you understand their arguments. Otherwise, they will leave reassured of their correctness, confidently telling their supporters that the opposition is “too ignorant” to seriously engage with their beliefs.

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Vicky
1 day ago

Good advice. The editors there should study it.

They always begin their arguments with the statement “they are too ignorant to understand”.

Last edited 1 day ago by Ratsapopoulos
Jonathan A. Melle
Jonathan A. Melle
Reply to  Vicky
1 day ago

The Berkshire Eagle is DISINGENUOUS about transparency, open deliberations, and so=called democracy in Pittsfield politics, Massachusetts, the Swamp and beyond.

The Berkshire Eagle is the most biased rag in human history. They blacklisted me for the past 22.5-years. They allow the likes of the 2-Pete’s and LUCIFORO to play their privilege CARD: I/we can do whatever the Hell we want and get away with it.

I would believe a pathological LIAR before I would believe that The Berkshire Eagle’s lofty-sounding editorials are sincere. I dislike The Berkshire Eagle, but not as much as I hate….(you all know who with a surname that rhymes with Lucifer with an O attached to the end of the Boston/Pittsfield Devil’s name).

You Know, The Thing
You Know, The Thing
Reply to  Jonathan A. Melle
3 hours ago

We’re all sorry that Andy doesn’t love you JM

Markus Aurelius
Markus Aurelius
1 day ago

Dan, I think Cam Bam should get the 2026 yearly Planet Orbit award, by calling out a waste of taxpayer money with Bitchfield’s racist DEI Office.

I tried tom find any source to show a positive outcome of any DEI Office and couldn’t. I could only find the typical DEI talking points: “Happier Employees,” “Better Employee Retention,” and the tried-and-true saying, “Better Collaboration.”

12 Benefits of Maintaining DEI in the Workplace | HR Acuity

All of these topics covered are based on opinion and emotion. There is no true data to back up any of these claims.

Especially if you compare it to a functioning Human Resources Department. HR covers all of the above, and then some.

I’ve always asked the question, why does DEI Offices seem to be authority on “how white people should behave and act towards POC,” but they always seem to fall short with their own people?

You know, the ones who lead the list in high school dropouts, newly minted gang members, and of course I wouldn’t want to leave off the list, the armed felons.

Fenn & Fourth
Fenn & Fourth
1 day ago

As Vicky implies, Cam Bam Cunningham is no more incidental than Richie Cunningham is to the Fonz. Appropriately, Sir Donald Turpentine is an anagram of President Ronald Trump.

Dumpdivin Lad
Dumpdivin Lad
Reply to  Fenn & Fourth
1 day ago

Look.The fact is Trump has failed miserably. Even m a g a is distancing.

Mr. Fritz
Mr. Fritz
Reply to  Dumpdivin Lad
1 day ago

Craig shut off the mainstream news!

Merry & Bright
Merry & Bright
1 day ago

The Pittsfield City Council has completely lost any sense of professionalism. This behavior of several members is pathetic and embarrasing. Moody calling herself a “blonde white chick,” excusing Cam of being a “rich white man”. No one flinched, what if the word White was changed to black? Lampiasi sarcastically commenting about Cam being an analyst and Warren being the legal expert. Lumpy’s red faced tantrums. Amuso throwing in her squeaky voiced motherly comments. Michelle Benjamin’s totally unprofessional behavior breaking legal laws and Dumpster Persip just sits there. All this because Cam does his homework about issues and the others don’t and never have. The whole committee is out of control. If the City Council can’t work together how are the taxpayers suppose to trust them to make decisions about the City. Might as well cancel the meetings. What does Lumpy and Dumpster attend to do to repair this total disaster of a mess committee?

Also, find it rather strange that Mayor Lumpy, Councilor PorkChop White and Councilor Warren are all wearing black wrist braces on their right wrist. What’s going on behind closed doors? Is someone politically twisting their arms? Kind of a weird coincidence.

Straight Oyle
Straight Oyle
Reply to  Merry & Bright
1 day ago

Well there is a saying, if you don’t have a good partner then you need a good hand. Maybe Poffo the Poet can do the hand trilogy.

Straight Oyle
Straight Oyle
Reply to  Merry & Bright
1 day ago

Very observant Merry. Pork Chop and Lumpy got theirs from either excessive fork lifting or drinking beers.

Hand Jobbs
Hand Jobbs
Reply to  Merry & Bright
1 day ago

Kufflinks had one on this season also.

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Merry & Bright
1 day ago

The city Council is a LARGE gear. The MAYOR is its other gear. Larger even. They roll together. Cunningham is a notch chipped on the gear. It rolls on, with some noise.

You, with your money willingly granted, allow those gears to roll.

Either change out the gears, or stop feeding it money.

Beers Suck
Beers Suck
Reply to  Ratsapopoulos
1 day ago

Or put it in reverse. Just sayin……

Joetaxpayer
Joetaxpayer
Reply to  Ratsapopoulos
18 hours ago

Agree. Unfortunately we need 6 Cunningham’s. Peter Arlos was the best at looking out for the taxpayers. He was in that boat all by himself.

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Joetaxpayer
17 hours ago

Each ward needs to provide. How hard can it be to find one person in each ward?

Last edited 17 hours ago by Ratsapopoulos
Meanwhile
Meanwhile
Reply to  Ratsapopoulos
7 hours ago

Apparently very hard huh?

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Joetaxpayer
17 hours ago

It would take no more than $5000 for you to get a majority control.

Ratsapopoulos
Ratsapopoulos
Reply to  Ratsapopoulos
17 hours ago

Each ward: 300 for signs, 100 for cards. Rest for postage and software.

Markus Aurelius
Markus Aurelius
Reply to  Ratsapopoulos
14 hours ago

Not to mention, if the candidate is proficient with computers, in particular AI, they could create ads to post on the internet (social media) showing the true Bitchfield.

Sort of like Spencer Pratt was doing to Karen Bass and the other nimrod in Los Angeles.

Start off the video on NON with a junkie smoking his drugs and then heading out to the middle of the intersection to beg for change and harass motorists.

As he walks and the camera pans NON, we see a bum taking a sh!t in a potted plant of some poor business on NON. A lady of the night looking to drum up some biz to feed her drug habit. Teens on ebikes go racing by dangerously in and out of moving traffic and onto sidewalks, forcing pedestrians to jump out of the way.

From there, the gang bangers are restless and start the guns a blazing. Bodies dropping and cars speeding away. Drugs getting sold. Biniss is good.

The scene then fades to a restaurant, where Mayor Lumpy, Big Dumpster Earl, and Wimpy White, break bread and laugh it up, thanking the Bitchfield taxpayers, “who paid for this,” as they all toast their glasses and with the clang, the commercial ends.

Bratt Random
Bratt Random
Reply to  Merry & Bright
14 hours ago

You can’t attack black excellence and expect praise in this city

Intheaudience
Intheaudience
Reply to  Bratt Random
7 hours ago

You mean the Jim I Hendrix experience? Just sayin…Maybe Poffo the talented Poet can do the D e i fiasco nonsense funding.

RaymondNorman
RaymondNorman
13 hours ago

There’s no better representation of what Pittsfield City politics is than the City Clerk turning around and saying “Are you Serious??” When a City Councilor does his job correctly. So sorry you have to do your job clerk, maybe you should find a new job if you don’t like it.

Markus Aurelius
Markus Aurelius
12 hours ago

On a different note, Mayor Lumpy and Co. were gleefully touting another taxpayer boondoggle, solar panels, at the Bitchfield Airport.

Pittsfield Airport Solar Panels to Generate Millions / iBerkshires.com – The Berkshires online guide to events, news and Berkshire County community information.

The headlines state “……Solar Panels to Generate Millions..” So, I decided to take a look and do a little research into these “millions,” of dollars they claim solar panels will bring in.

The city put up solar panels over 17.7 acres of land near the airport. The company who runs the solar panel will pay Bitchfield, $3M over 20 years, to lease the property.

That’s $150,000 per year. No room for Bitchfield to adjust for inflation in 2035, when $150k is worth about $110k.

How many houses will 17.7 acres of solar panels power for a 24-hour period, not including the wintertime, when the sun is out less and people need more energy to heat their homes: 960 to 1220 homes.

How many homes are in Bitchfield? There are approximately 21,054 housing units and 19,510 occupied households in Pittsfield, MA.

That equates to roughly 17% of Bitchfield homes get reduced power bills.

Any guesses who those 17% are?

Joetaxpayer
Joetaxpayer
Reply to  Markus Aurelius
12 hours ago

That $ 150,000 a year includes taxes too. Not a bad deal, for 17.7 acres. Someone got greased.

Joetaxpayer
Joetaxpayer
Reply to  Markus Aurelius
12 hours ago

Also read in the article there is Battery Storage facilities on the property. I don’t recall a meeting letting abutters know.

Jonathan A. Melle
Jonathan A. Melle
12 hours ago

New Hampshire DMV joins BIG BROTHER and is sending drivers notices from other states’ DMV’s.

https://www.wmur.com/article/new-hampshire-dmv-infractions-records-92826/73931372

It was for NH to COMPLY with the FEDERAL government and its DATABASE.

“Live Free and BIG BROTHER” instead of “Live Free or Die”.

Ajay Floyte
Ajay Floyte
Reply to  Jonathan A. Melle
7 hours ago

Did you have an infraction? Cuz it’ll cost you big time no matter how long ago. Masshole R Am V sucks and so do our legislators who are cashing in on decades ago infractions.