Was this not a satisfactory answer? The Auditor's Office specified the scope *of the records they were seeking from the Legislature* and the AG's office has requested a scope *of the entire audit*. It's not immediately clear why the latter is necessary! s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25...

I think both offices could have done better explaining what information they think is required, because it's unclear what the dispute actually is. You make a good effort bringing it to light, but if the issue is the constitutionality of the audit itself, they should say that explicitly.

Markey’s commitment to running again is essentially a statement that he alone is the only Democrat who can serve the people of Massachusetts, and unique among his retiring Senate colleagues. With all due respect, we just don’t think that’s true.

What

Bring it up with the College Board!

To make your life harder, you are also going up against most of the study guides for AP US History. (This is just the first website I found)

I think the few publicity stunts are dwarfed in comparison to the total recent migration, which would make it hard to measure.

What a myopic take! If data does lead to useful insights, it will be borne out by practitioners.

The same set of terrible judgement at the local level is relevant for assessing the judgement of the same groups natationally.

Your work in Worcester will be missed, and the people of NOLA are lucky to have you!

I'm quite fond of this map, from the Historical Atlas of Massachusetts. (There used to be a digital version, maybe on a university website, but it has since been removed. Lucky I bought a used physical copy!)