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Is Robert F. Kennedy Jr. a serious presidential candidate? The independent might not be polling as well as former president Donald Trump and current president Joe Biden, but a significant portion of the electorate says they will vote for him, a recent poll found.
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Former Cranston, Rhode Island mayor Steve Laffey dropped out of the Republican presidential primary earlier this month — and left the Republican Party. Laffey dropped out of the presidential race on October 6 and is now a registered independent in Colorado, where he lives.
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U.S. Representative Dean Phillips (D-Minnesota) may wage a primary against President Joe Biden. But before he definitively makes that call, he is reaching out to various people involved in Democratic politics in New Hampshire.
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Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has come out in favor of reparations for the descendants of African slaves in the United States. While Kennedy is not a proponent of sending checks directly to black Americans, he says he wants the government to prioritize infrastructure development in black communities
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By Colin A. Young State House News Service
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The media in Massachusetts typically has a liberal bias. It's evident in its work, its political donations, and the tendency of journalists to work for Democratic politicians before or after their journalism careers.
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The Massachusetts state government needs to build more shelters to house migrants, a pro-immigration group said. Governor Maura Healey said Monday, October 16 that Massachusetts may run out of space in shelters by the end of October because of a sharp increase in migrants. Healey has also recent;y stopped
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Most House Democrats lined up Wednesday in support of a major overhaul of the state's firearms laws, easily hurdling over procedural complaints and sending the Senate a measure that has generated incendiary criticism from gun owners and promises from supporters that it will save lives. The House voted
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