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Economist Sees Massachusetts Millionaire Tax Avoidance, Rather Than Relocation
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
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Pregnancy Is Not A Disease:You Would Never Know This In 2023 America
"Follow the science" has been the mandate since 2019 in this once-united nation that is still officially titled The United States of America. "Experts" have been featured on T.V. screens voicing this as Gospel. Public dialogue has centered on the reality of a threat posed
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Lori Trahan Flip-Flops On Term Limits, Four Years Into Congressional Career
U.S. Representative Lori Trahan (D-Westford) is no longer in favor of term limits. When Trahan first ran for her current U.S. House seat in 2018, she signed a pledge from U.S. Term Limits saying she would serve only six years in the United States House of Representatives
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Massachusetts Sports Betting On Track To Start In Two Weeks
By Chris Lisinski State House News Service
Around New England
Maura Healey Says She Wants More Gun Control In Massachusetts
What should we expect from Governor Maura Healey in Massachusetts? Healey wants to see more gun control laws enacted, she recently said.
Around New England
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu Says She Won’t Tweet Anymore
Michelle Wu said that she is not going to tweet anything on Twitter anymore. The mayor of Boston complained that people are too mean to her on the social media site.
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Charlie Baker Left Office With High Approval Rating — But Not The Highest
Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker did not leave office as the most popular governor in America, but he was up there, according to a recent Morning Consult poll. The poll found that the former Republican governor of Massachusetts had a 73 percent approval rating, while 20 percent of Bay Staters disapprove
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Three Massachusetts Members of Congress Backing Constitutional Amendment To Lower Voting Age To 16 Years Old
Repeal the 26th Amendment? Three members of the United States House of Representatives who represent Massachusetts want to do it.
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