A Somerville resident is on the brink of telling the incoming professional class "Enough, you can have it."   While I was door knocking near Capuano Elementary, I met a man whose father, a US Navy veteran, in the 1950s moved the family from a Portuguese controlled Island--Madeira if memory serves. He proudly owns the Dell bought in 1991 on savings  scratched together from $10-15 hour jobs all his life, and there with his wife raised two daughters. He is now a grandfather to twins and wants to be able to support them. But he complained of the taxes and fees, in short the ever increasing unaffordability of Somerville. He had taken care of veterans--like neighbor Russ MacCauley, who passed eight years ago, recalling years taking him to medical appointments. As someone who had lived right, who had invested in Somerville, the increasing costs of living in Somerville were pushing him to the brink of leaving. I submitted the following letter advocating a No vote for Water & ...