By Howie Carr
Boston Herald Columnist
Friday, May 18, 2007 - Updated: 05:33 AM EST
Mumbles Menino only wants one thing: The cheeseburger tax.
It’s been a tough week for Hizzoner - more shootings, a high-profile stabbing, a disappointing special election in which his creaking machine could generate only 53 percent of the vote in a conservative council district against a moonbat who’s only been registered in Boston for four years.
But Mumbles could put all that behind him if only the Legislature would give him the cheeseburger tax - the right to jack up the meals tax by 1 or 2 percent.
And it’s not only an option for Boston, either. Am I right, mayor?
“Not just Boston,” he recently said in Dorchester, and by the way, all dialogue is transcribed verbatim. “Milton, Woostick, Cambridge - every one of these ma-municipalities Massachusetts.
Mayor Thomas Menino is hoping lawmakers let him hike the meals tax. (Staff file photo by Nancy Lane)
That’s right, Woostick too. Are you surprised that he mispronounces the name of the state’s second-largest city? Hey, Mumbles sometimes calls Boston “Boss,” or “Poston,” or “Bosh-thin.”
Whatever you call it, though, the city has been very, very good to Mumbles. He’s 65 years old, making $175,000, which sets him up for a pension of $140,000 a year, for life. It’ll take a lot of cheeseburger taxes to pay for that kiss in the mail, which is why Mumbles, with help from Deval Patrick, is championing the cheeseburger bill.
“It’s not just a Boston bill,” the mayor repeated in Dorchester. “I wanna make everybody perfectly clear.”
And you do, Mumbles.
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Posted by: SOT
Maybe mumbles had a stroke and didn't tell anyone or has syphilis eating his brain.
Posted by: CJIS
Mumbles LOL
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