self Sometimes, "mostly dead" is just a pause before successfully storming the castle. On July 14, Governor Baker vetoed the climate bill that passed the Massachusetts Legislature on July 4 with overwhelming support (see our posts here, here, and here). I couldn't resist the Princess Bride reference, but despite the veto, it is probably a stretch to refer to the bill as even "mostly dead." In his Veto Letter, the Governor endorsed the broader goals of the bill – "The Commonwealth needs bold and urgent action on climate change" – and went out of his way to assert "agreement with many of its provisions." He