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About Half of Bay State Voters Say They’ve Never Heard Of Maura Healey
By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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Massachusetts Democratic Attorney General Candidate Supports Repealing The Second Amendment
A candidate for statewide office in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts wants to repeal the Second Amendment. Shannon Liss-Riordan, a labor lawyer from Brookline, is a Democratic candidate for attorney general now that the incumbent, Maura Healey, is running for governor.
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Republican Chris Doughty Weighs In On Taxes, Business Climate, Abortion In Bid For Governor of Massachusetts
Chris Doughty wants to make sure both major political parties have a voice on Beacon Hill next year. The 59-year-old Republican from Wrentham understands that the Democratic Party will control both chambers of the legislature, but sees an opportunity for his side of the aisle to maintain the governorship.
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Raytheon CEO Says His Company Will Benefit From Russia-Ukraine Conflict
Russia may invade Ukraine this year and establish a pro-Kremlin government. Greg Hayes, chief executive officer of Raytheon Technologies, a Waltham-based company that's one of the largest defense contractors in the country, says that this conflict will be good for business.
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Bill Galvin Unhappy Legislature Killed Same-Day Voter Registration
By Michael P. Norton State House News Service
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Got The Virus and Underlying Conditions? God Help You — The Powers That Be Won’t
The powers that be can't both mismanage the provision of monoclonal antibodies and suppress all other forms of early treatment of coronavirus. Two years after SARS-CoV 2 sprang onto the scene we have an actual worldwide pandemic on our hands. COVID, currently in the form of the highly
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Harvard Hires Deval Patrick
Former Massachusetts governor Deval Patrick has a new job. The Democrat, who served as the Bay State's governor from 2007 to 2015, will be going back to his alma mater: Harvard University.
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Vaccine Mandate-Mongers May Be Forcing Black and Latino Teachers Out Of Boston Public Schools
Left-of-center authoritarians pushing a vaccine mandate for city workers in Boston are in a bind. On the one hand, they want to force everyone who works for the city to get a coronavirus vaccine — and boosters, however many they say and however long they say it.
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