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Rob Willington was on New England Cable News talking about Jim Marzilli and the new allegations. In addition, Willington continued the pressure on Marzilli to resign.

Boston Herald Op Ed

The Herald Op-Ed started with a press release we issued this week.

It was a simple statement of fact in the press release from the Massachusetts Republican Party, issued Wednesday saying, “Today, the taxpayers of Massachusetts paid Jim Marzilli $159.55.”

Just as the all-too-generous taxpayers would be shelling out today and tomorrow and the day after that for the “services” of a state senator who is incapable of serving his constituents, except through those on his office staff who remain on the job.

MarzilliWatch.com launched

Enough is enough. How long will the taxpayers foot the bill for a State Senator that fails to show up to work?

MarzilliWatch.com has one mission; to free the taxpayers from paying the salary of Jim Marzilli. Visit MarzilliWatch.com and vote in our online poll, and check out the facts section pertaining to Marzilli's salary.

If You Haven't Seen It Yet

State Senator Marzilli Arrested

STATE SENATOR ARRESTED IN LOWELL ON FIVE CHARGES

STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, JUNE 3, 2008…. Democratic state Sen. James Marzilli was arrested in downtown Lowell today on charges of lewd and lascivious behavior, police said.

Marzilli was also charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, attempt to commit a crime, and obstruction of justice, according to police.

Marzilli was accused of sexual assault earlier this year, but Middlesex District Attorney Gerry Leone did not pursue the case, saying there was insufficient evidence.

Marzilli, an Arlington progressive in his first term in the Senate, tried to resist arrest by fleeing through the city’s downtown, police said.

Kevin Lombard of the Lowell Police Department said Marzilli was arrested on Middle Street in Lowell.

Marzilli was not immediately available for comment late Tuesday.

By Jim O’Sullivan
STATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE

State Senator Jim Marzilli

Democrat State Senator Jim Marzilli of Arlington did not have such a "super" morning waking up to these news stories:

Boston Herald
Boston Globe
Arlington Advocate
Eyewitnes News Rhode Island
WHDH-TV
etc...