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What's gotten into John Boehner? Or maybe better for the the Camel-puffing Boehner: What's he been smoking lately? Since the beginning of April, the former Speaker of the House has been spoon feeding personal insults against conservatives to the liberal press. He seems to be relishing
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Larry McMurtry died on March 25th at the age of 84. An extraordinary writer, he was arguably the best American novelist of the 20th century. He took exquisite care with observation, word choice, and character development. His books about the American West will influence us for years to come. Of
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For more than 13 months, Massachusetts government has altered our ways of life in response to the coronavirus pandemic — and it's well past time to drop the outdoor mask mandate in Massachusetts. There have been increased calls to make this change over the past week now that every
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"Pawns are the soul of the game." So says the young, woefully naive Bernard Nathanson to his father during a game of chess, doting girlfriend at his side. As Nick Loeb and Cathy Allyn's film Roe v. Wade begins, the line foreshadows the introduction of Norma
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Mitt Romney's political career is winding down in the same fashion it began: As a token Republican trophy on the shelf of the Kennedy Dynasty. On Friday, March 26, Romney was named the 2021 recipient of the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage award. The Utah senator was
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Boston has a new mayor — and she's woke. But how woke will she attempt to govern?
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"A house divided amongst itself cannot stand" -Abraham Lincoln My first run for public office came in 2010—an ill-fated race for the Republican nomination for state representative. I lost to Korey Welch handily, not even winning a single precinct in the Fifth Plymouth District. Now many people
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Planned Parenthood and their allies are once again pressuring Worcester mayor Joseph Petty and members of the school committee to implement so-called "comprehensive sexuality education" in the city's public schools. Two years ago, in February 2019, the school committee abandoned the proposal after hearing from parents
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