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- Mon 21 May 10:26 PM2012 for Dummies
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by paulsimmons - Mon 21 May 9:18 PMWhy 47th in the Nation is not OK and What I Will Do About It.
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by huntforstaterep - Mon 21 May 8:55 PMQuick Guide to Proposed New Billboard Regulations (or Rather, Complete Deregulation)
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by nobodylikesbillboards - Mon 21 May 2:29 PMDoes Scott Brown Actually Write Anything Himself?
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by progressmass - Mon 21 May 11:43 AMReason vs. emotion: our divided brain
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by seascraper - Mon 21 May 11:10 AMJudge Mulligan, the Nephew and the Courthouse - The Governor, the Child Rapist, and the Globe -
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by eb3-fka-ernie-boch-iii - Mon 21 May 11:00 AMSaving the Glavin Center comes down to one man
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by dave-from-hvad - Mon 21 May 10:37 AMFacebook sucks
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by seascraper - Sun 20 May 4:24 PMWeekly Scott Brown-d Up, Week of 5/18/12
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by progressmass - Sat 19 May 9:20 PMAny one besides me trying to keep an eye on what is happening in Chicago this weekend??
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by amberpaw
- Mon 21 May 10:26 PM2012 for Dummies
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The first political campaign I worked on was in 1964 (I was 11) when I went to my mother and said, "this guy Goldwater is scary!" Since then I have put heart and soul into many campaigns for environmental, social, economic, racial, and gender justice, as well as numerous electoral campaigns. We have celebrated some great victories -- probably most significant was the election of Jim McGovern to Congress in 1996. I narrowly lost the Democratic nomination for state representative in 2010. This year I am putting the experience I gained toward election of other promising candidates. Environmental justice remains my passion, because it links all the other issues and points us to a sustainable future.
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