Massachusetts Citizens for Jobs 100 key debates and video clips of high profile Legislators

BOSTON - June 13, 2014 - PRLog -- Boston -  Massachusetts Citizens for Jobs (MCJ), an organization committed to providing more transparency in state government as a way to spur responsible, pro-jobs voting, budgeting, and regulation, has now posted more than 100 video clips of legislators and state officials—including little-seen debate footage--and made them available to the public.

MCJ tracks and records video at public events and also uncovers other video footage available in the public domain but out of reach to most citizens, then publishes them on-line while analyzing their content.  Clips available on the MCJ web site MassCitizensforJobs.org include debates, interviews, victory speeches, campaign ads, and public events.

Among the newly published videos revealing the opinions and anti-jobs policy views of several public officials:

Ø  Representative Tricia Farley Bouvier of Pittsfield reveals she wants to tax vehicle mileage

Ø  Housing and Economic Development Secretary Greg Bialecki argues the state should intentionally raise parking costs to incentivize public transportation

Ø  Representative Josh Cutler of Duxbury advocates raising taxes on certain corporations and discusses his amendment to do so

“Mass Citizens for Jobs is pleased to provide a resource for the public and the media to obtain documentary evidence of the anti-jobs actions of legislators and other public officials,” said Andrew Goodrich, Executive Director of MCJ.  “More and more video will be published on a weekly basis.”

Massachusetts Citizens for Jobs is a 501c4 dedicated to researching Beacon Hill to bring more transparency to the anti-jobs and anti-business sentiment prevalent in the State House.  For more information, and to view a database of public information regarding legislators and the legislative process visit www.masscitizensforjobs.org