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Hey, conservatives, at least this once, please consider supporting the Democrat in the race. From the looks of it, there is a real opportunity to get a conservative in the Massachusetts State House in the race to replace former House Speaker Robert DeLeo (D-Winthrop), who stepped down at the end
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Gaudium Vitae When the sun goes down this afternoon, look out your window, in the direction of Beacon Hill, and you may well see a slight yet undeniable glow coming from the State House. Last month, the previous legislative session ended with passage of the ROE Act abortion expansion bill.
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"Who controls the past controls the future; who controls the present controls the past." 1984, George Orwell (1949)
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There is nothing more disappointing than your party losing the White House. It is a defeat that stings and reverberates in the party for months and years to come as party leaders and activists search for what went wrong and how to correct it. All too often, finger-pointing and blame
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If you believed President Joe Biden one month ago, you might think he is about to give you a $2,000 stimulus check. Biden and the Democratic Party made it clear: give them a majority in the U.S. Senate by voting for both Democrats in the Georgia runoff elections,
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Another year passes, and we see yet another example of liberal media bias negatively affect National Baseball Hall of Fame voting. On Tuesday night, the Baseball Writers' Association of America's Hall of Fame revealed its members' ballots. The sportswriters added no new players to the Hall
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When it comes to coronavirus vaccines, Massachusetts is not one of the better states at administering them. The Bay State ranks 38th in vaccine distribution out of 50 states (48.86 percent). Of those 50 states, the only New England state lower on the list is Rhode Island (45.28
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Joe Biden managed to do in a single day what his 45 predecessors had not done in 232 years. On his first day in office, the new president split the Catholic hierarchy acutely, decisively, and publicly. Keep in mind that Catholic bishops have a long history of neither "airing
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