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alan-khazei
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How I will create more than 100,000 jobs in Massachusetts
Nov 10, '09
10:17 AM
(Bumped. Quite a turn of events. As the Globe says, Capuano's move today "is a startling reversal given the language Capuano used Monday to hammer Coakley for saying she opposed the bill over the abortion restrictions.... He went so far as to call Coakley's comments 'manna from heaven' for his campaign, blasting her for not knowing how Washington worked, and for being willing to torpedo a major health care overhaul over this one provision." - promoted by David)
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