Nick Giannone isn't a fan of the Democratic Party, but maybe not for the same reasons as most people who dislike it.
The 45-year-old is working on establishing a political party to the left of both the Democratic and Republican Parties. He is the founder of the Workers Party of Massachusetts, a socialist party that hopes to earn the ability to qualify as an official political designation by the end of the month. To do so, Giannone needs the signatures of 50 registered voters pledging to join the party to present to the Secretary of the Commonwealth's office.
It turns out U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-Dorchester) had a hard time paying back her student loans.
Without going into much detail about it, the Boston University alum made this revelation in a press conference hosted by the American Federation of Teachers, first reported by Yahoo.
