Political Scene: Money? Allies? Volunteers? What will it take to win CD1, and can an unknown pull it off? 'We’ve been delivering for Rhode Islanders when no one else has' “It's about doing the right thing for Rhode Islanders, and getting ahead of the challenges that are facing us now.' 'I’m not doing it because I have some political agenda, and I'm going to prove that in four years,” he said in a recent interview at his office. He also rejected the speculation that he might one day vie for a seat in the U.S. What it means is that I think we don't have enough leadership on critical issues,” Neronha said.

“Does it mean I'm running for governor? No. David Cicilline in Congress - all while taking jabs at his critics. He’s weighed in on women’s health care, the environment, transportation, gun laws and the ever-growing contest to replace U.S. Dan McKee, the state Department of Health, the Division of Public Utilities and Carriers, the Coastal Resources Management Council and the U.S. In recent weeks, the state’s top law enforcement official has used social media to take aim at Gov. He’s headed for retirement when his term is up - or so he insists. Neronha has higher political ambitions on his mind, based on the recent uptick in posts to his Twitter feed, think again. PROVIDENCE - If you’re thinking Attorney General Peter F.

Neronha will be out of the office for six weeks as he recovers from spinal cord surgery, but says his unusual ailment isn't the reason he's become more vocal.

Dan McKee is 'nonexistent' - but McKee says otherwise.

He says his working relationship with Gov.

AG Peter Neronha is using Twitter to weigh in on the governor, the Division of Public Utilities and Carriers, the Coastal Resources Management Council and the U.S.

The department of speculation