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Massachusetts state representative Tim Whelan (R-Brewster) won't seek another term. Instead, the Cape Cod Republican will run for Barnstable County Sheriff. The news comes as the incumbent sheriff, James Cummings, will not run for a fifth term. Cummings is a Republican.
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The Planned Parenthood Advocacy Fund of Massachusetts has made its decision: it wants at-large city councilor Michelle Wu to be the next mayor of Boston. The pro-abortion organization announced the endorsement late last week.
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An 87-year-old abortion supporter in Maine who is an heir to the Proctor & Gamble fortune has resigned from a pro-abortion organization partly because of its unwillingness to acknowledge the pro-eugenics origins of the organization. Judy Kahrl, of Arrowsic, Maine, resigned from the board of Pathfinder International, which supports abortion
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U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley (D-Dorchester) brought out one of her worst pro-abortion talking points in the U.S. House chamber recently. Pressley attacked pro-life policies, as she has frequently done, by trying to label them as white supremacy.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigation is investigating certain expenditures from about $1.15 million in coronavirus stimulus spending in the southern Connecticut city of West Haven, according to the city's mayor. Payments made to a company run by a Democratic state representative who also works as an aide
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Epidemiologists who signed a declaration in western Massachusetts last year calling for reopening the economy in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic in an effort to achieve herd immunity say they have been harassed for offering solid scientific advice. The Berkshire Eagle interviewed several experts who affirmed the Great Barrington
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Members of the 13-person body that oversees Harvard University donated to Democrats over Republicans during the 2020 election cycle by a ratio of 136 to 1, according to an analysis performed by a student newspaper. The entity is known as the Harvard Corporation. Its members in aggregate donated more than
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Members of a legislative committee got an earful this week from opponents of a bill that would force community college students in Massachusetts to get vaccinated for coronavirus. The bill, originally filed in May, may be moot, because state community colleges announced September 21 that they plan to require students
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