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Mitt Romney Says No To Billionaire Tax
Should the federal government raise taxes on billionaires? U.S. Senator Mitt Romney (R-Utah) doesn't think so.
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Chris Sununu Not Running For U.S. Senate
New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu won't run for U.S. Senate next year. Instead, Sununua Republican, plans to run for governor once again; New Hampshire has two-year terms for governor so this will be the fourth consecutive term he runs for in the state, according to Politico.
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New Emerson College Dean Has History of Writing Anti-White Columns
If you don't like white people, that's not a problem at Emerson College. The left-leaning liberal arts college in Boston recently gave a promotion to one of its employees who has a history of disparaging white people on the basis of their race.
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Hartford Drops Indoor Mask Mandate
The city of Hartford, Connecticut had an indoor mask mandate in effect since August 11 due to the coronavirus pandemic. On Monday, November 8, the city's mayor, Luke Bronin, announced that it is no longer in effect.
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Charlie Baker Says He Won’t Leave The Republican Party
Should Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker leave the Republican Party? He doesn't plan on doing it anytime soon.
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Gas Prices Reach $4 Per Gallon At Many Massachusetts Gas Stations
At some Massachusetts gas stations, it's 2008 all over again. The average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in the Commonwealth is $3.391 and climbing upward, according to AAA. However, there are parts of the state where the cost exceeds $4 per gallon — sometimes well over
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Michelle Wu’s Campaign Manager Hung ‘Black Lives Matter’ Poster In Her Classroom
The woman who ran Michelle Wu's successful campaign for mayor of Boston hung a Black Lives Matter poster in her classroom when she taught at a public school in Louisiana. A profile of Mary Lou Akai-Ferguson published in The Boston Globe on Sunday, November 7 includes the following
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Several Massachusetts Cities Elected Socialists Last Week
It wasn't a bad week to be a socialist in Massachusetts last week. That's because political candidates who identified as socialists enjoyed some electoral success in some of the more left-wing cities in the state.
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