Peter Kadzis
WGBH
Boston, MA, United States
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Analysis: Breaking down the Massachusetts auditor's debate
GBH News Politics Editor Peter Kadzis shares his thoughts. → Read More
With Baker's exit, the spotlight is on AG Maura Healey
Can the three progressive candidates for governor clip Healey's wings before she announces? → Read More
Notebook: While Democrats Joust, Trump Crows
New Hampshire voters are notoriously independent — or fickle, depending on your point of view. → Read More
Women Gain First-Time Majority On Boston City Council As Wu Tops Ticket
Ricardo Arroyo's victory in District 5's race marks the first time a person of color has held the seat. → Read More
5 Takeaways From The Third Democratic Presidential Debate
There were moments when you wished the moderator would shout, "Slow down. Normal humans can't follow along if you keep talking with such speed." → Read More
The Squad Versus Nancy Pelosi Versus Donald Trump
It's about xenophobic nativism — and a schism in the Democratic Party. → Read More
The Democratic Debate (Part Two): Real-Time Analysis From The WGBH News Politics Team
A running commentary on the presidential debate Adam Reilly and Peter Kadzis, hosts of The Scrum podcast. → Read More
The Democratic Debate (Part One): Real-Time Analysis From Our Politics Team
WGBH News politics gurus Peter Kadzis and Adam Reilly provide feedback on the first night of the Democratic debates. → Read More
We Watched 5 Hours Of Presidential Town Halls So You Don't Have To
Buttiegieg, Harris, Klobuchar, Sanders, and Warren all got the town-hall treatment on CNN on Monday. Senior editor Peter Kadzis and politics reporter Adam Reilly recapped them live. → Read More
Can Elizabeth Warren Take Down Big Tech?
Her plan's ambitious, but it's a long way from becoming a reality. → Read More
Massachusetts Politics In 2018: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
Senior Editor Peter Kadzis and political reporter Adam Reilly take stock of the year in politics. → Read More
Kavanaugh: Six Degrees Of Explanation
The nominee is largely beside the point. → Read More
Stan Rosenberg's Disgrace: 6 Thoughts
Can Rosenberg "Bill Clinton" it out? Could he issue a Kennedyesque, Chappaquiddick-like apology? Does he have Donald Trump's stomach for existential combat? → Read More
UPDATED: 240,000 In Mass. Lose Power, As Snow Blankets New England
South Eastern Mass. and Cape Cod received the worst of the storm. → Read More
I’m OK. You’re OK. But Is It OK For Joe Kennedy To Be Just OK?
Kennedy's speech was emblematic of the party of Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer. How will this party perform nationally in 2018? → Read More
After 'Bomb Cyclone,' Floods Emerge As Public Enemy No. 1
Many were cold, but few were frozen. → Read More
'Monster' Storm Stalks New England
Power outages from wet, heavy snow whipped by near hurricane-force winds are one cause for concern. Coastal flooding and storm surges along the coast are another. → Read More
Bomb Cyclone Pummels East Coast, Causing Power Outages And Coastal Flooding
Closed Friday: State offices and many schools, including Boston. → Read More
Walsh: Mayor For Life? And 6 Other Points
The curse of being the front-runner by commanding margins for so long is that your victory is an anticlimax. And so it was Tuesday night for Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, who comfortably won reelection to a second four-year term. → Read More
Walsh: Mayor For Life? And 5 Other Points
The curse of being the front-runner by commanding margins for so long is that your victory is an anticlimax. And so it was Tuesday night for Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, who comfortably won reelection to a second four-year term. → Read More