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- Wed 22 May 9:54 AMLt. Gov. Murray to resign - Open Thread
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by amberpaw - Wed 22 May 9:48 AMLG Tim Murray Resigning
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by kate - Tue 21 May 5:48 PMThought Experiment on Keystone Pipeline.
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by mike_cote - Tue 21 May 2:25 PMSen. Barry Finegold plots run for State Treasurer
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by merrimackguy - Tue 21 May 11:34 AMSupport civil legal aid
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by debsilva - Tue 21 May 10:07 AMState audit confirms salary overpayments to DDS provider
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by dave-from-hvad - Mon 20 May 11:57 PMScott Brown released his military records. Why hasn't Gabriel Gomez?
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by seamusromney - Mon 20 May 7:40 PMRIP, Ray Manzarek
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by somervilletom - Mon 20 May 11:00 AMGomez disparages Rep. Markey's years in Congress while using 31-year Congressman McCain to raise funds
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by laurel - Mon 20 May 7:27 AMDear Colleagues, Do you get tired of emails you get from our organization do something about state budget cuts?
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by judy-meredith
- Wed 22 May 9:54 AMLt. Gov. Murray to resign - Open Thread
doug-rubin
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D.C. Dems hurting efforts to beat Sen. Brown
Jun 6, '11
9:07 AM
I agree with Doug, as I often do. Scott Brown won under very unusual electoral circumstances. He hasn't been an effective Senator and can definitely be beaten by a state-wide grassroots campaign. History is full of well-financed incumbents upset by little-known challengers who exposed their inadequacies. Brown himself showed the way. - promoted by Bob_Neer
While the Health Care battle rages on in DC, Reform in MA is being threatened by Cahill, Baker
Mar 21, '10
11:49 AM
(What's the real face of the "Tea Party"? The earnest, concerned citizens depicted in today's Globe sitting around in a pub in Lowell? Or the horrific ugliness described in the articles below? - promoted by David)
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Despite Victory In MA, Still Much Work To Do
Sep 19, '09
11:49 PM
(To be clear, the Globe "endorsed" both Menino and Flaherty. The editorial starts off: "Tom Menino has ruled Boston for 16 years, and the city is better for it. Menino speaks to all the communities of his increasingly diverse city. His determination to maintain a vibrant downtown while spreading resources to the neighborhoods is fundamentally the right approach to governing Boston.... Menino, with his record of steady improvements and his recent commitment to some important reforms, has earned the right to be one of the two finalists." - promoted by David)
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