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The counter-protest to the Free Speech Rally on the Boston Common went off near to what I had expected. I went as an observer, with the intention to only watch and report on what happened, while not identifying myself, debating anyone, or talking to the press. Since my Republican job
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He seems nearly uninterested, certainly unmoved, by the potential link to a lineage of rich Massachusetts political history. He would be the first sitting state representative to win election to the U.S. Senate since Republican Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. upset popular Democrat governor James M. Curley in 1936. He
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Everywhere I go, people are gibbering on about this here solar eclipse. Ha! No wonder! They like it when the sun is just like them:
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Mainstream media reports on the so-called "Free Speech" rally and counterprotest on Boston Common on Saturday afternoon keep emphasizing how "peaceful" the event was and how well behaved the left-wing counterprotesters were as they spread their message of love and tolerance against the rally organizers'
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One of the things that distinguishes somebody from around here from somebody who isn't is the ability to pronounce "Faneuil." (If you don't know how, I'm not going to explain it to you.) That's one of the reasons Boston Mayor
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They want a Master Race and it is sickening. Yet, you hardly hear a word of protest.
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This summer, a coalition of center-right groups launched a signature drive to try to make it possible to stop taxpayer funding of abortion in Massachusetts. In response, the Planned Parenthood Advocacy Fund of Massachusetts commissioned a misleading poll which purportedly shows strong public support for government funding of abortion among
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Just because Congress can't fix health care doesn't mean it can't be done. That's the message from the Health Transformation Alliance, 41 big American companies that have banded together to try to save money and lives on their own, without waiting for
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