Thursday, March 19, 2009
Mr. Insider
James Aloisi may have been hired for his political insider skills honed while working as a behind-the-scenes lawyer for the Big Dig. But he’s clearly inept working under the spotlight as a transportation czar in the Internet age. His ham-handed attempt to cozy up to the BMG crowd didn’t work for two reasons: 1.) The BMGers may have gleefully posted his response, but they weren’t really biting because they were too busy barfing. 2.) He was probably clueless that Globe, Herald and other reporters read BMG and other blogs, usually in between sips of coffee or while chomping on a sandwich at their newsroom desks. … Ah, for the days when the flies weren’t on the Anthony’s Pier 4 walls! …
BTW: Note in his apology the reference to the “mess we inherited.” We? So says the former Big Dig attorney who was rehired to help clean up the Big Dig mess.
James Aloisi may have been hired for his political insider skills honed while working as a behind-the-scenes lawyer for the Big Dig. But he’s clearly inept working under the spotlight as a transportation czar in the Internet age. His ham-handed attempt to cozy up to the BMG crowd didn’t work for two reasons: 1.) The BMGers may have gleefully posted his response, but they weren’t really biting because they were too busy barfing. 2.) He was probably clueless that Globe, Herald and other reporters read BMG and other blogs, usually in between sips of coffee or while chomping on a sandwich at their newsroom desks. … Ah, for the days when the flies weren’t on the Anthony’s Pier 4 walls! …
BTW: Note in his apology the reference to the “mess we inherited.” We? So says the former Big Dig attorney who was rehired to help clean up the Big Dig mess.
