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A higher percentage of adults in Massachusetts identify as liberal than in any other part of the country. Research conducted by Stacker found that Massachusetts has the most self-identified liberals in America; 35 percent of Bay Staters call themselves liberal. That's an even higher percentage than Vermont, where
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U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Cambridge) doesn't think elected officials should be allowed to buy and sell individual stocks. Warren expressed concern that politicians could make moves to make themselves rich under the current rules.
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President Joe Biden isn't as popular as he once was in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. While a majority of Bay State voters approve of the job he is doing as president, his support has taken a hit a little more than one year into his presidency.
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The Massachusetts House of Representatives passed a bill on Wednesday that would allow illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses. The House voted 120-36 to approve the bill (H 4461). Every Republican voted against it and a handful of Democrats opposed it as well.
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By Colin Young State House News Service
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The former assistant majority leader of the Massachusetts House of Representatives won't seek re-election this year. State Representative Joseph Wagner (D-Chicopee), 61, will not run for another term. Wagner has represented the Eighth Hampden District since 1991. The district covers part of Chicopee. He was the state'
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Harvard professor Danielle Allen won't be the next governor of Massachusetts. The Democrat dropped out of the 2022 gubernatorial race on Tuesday.
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The death of George Floyd in Minnesota in May 2020 unleashed a wave of anti-police sentiment. Across the nation, progressive politicians have pursued a "war on cops," as Heather Mac Donald has so eloquently explained in her book with that title. Proactive policing has diminished, and criminals have
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