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Biden Climate Czar John Kerry Spent Thousands In Campaign Funds On Red Sox Tickets In 2004
What is the purpose of campaign funds? Are campaign funds for buying lawn signs, bumper stickers, mailers, and media advertising?
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Pro-Life Group Prays In Pouring Rain For Defeat of Abortion-Expansion Amendment Outside Massachusetts State House
More than 100 people prayed in cold pouring rain for the defeat of an abortion-expansion amendment outside the Massachusetts State House in Boston on Saturday afternoon, an organizer said. Opponents of the proposed legislation say it would legalize infanticide.
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New Bedford Rescinds 100-Person Coronavirus Restriction on Church Gatherings in Light of Recent U.S. Supreme Court Decision
The city of New Bedford has rescinded its 100-person limit on church gatherings — regardless of the size of the church — in response to a U.S. Supreme Court ruling barring New York Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo from severely limiting attendance at church services there. On November 25, the U.S.
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Former Catholic School Principal Co-Sponsored ROE Act Abortion Bill, Voted for ‘Infanticide’ Amendment
A former Catholic school principal is among the Massachusetts state representatives who voted for an abortion expansion amendment that would remove a current requirement that doctors try to save the life of a baby who has survived an attempted abortion. State Representative Steven Ultrino (D-Malden) served from July 2004 to
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Massachusetts Legislature Passes $46.2 Billion Budget With ‘Infanticide’ Abortion Amendment; All Eyes on Governor
Massachusetts Republican Governor Charlie Baker will have a decision on abortion when it comes to the fiscal year 2021 budget. Will he accept a version of the ROE Act in the budget bill (Amendment 759) or will he veto it?
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Coronavirus-Paused Fingerprinting Preventing Some From Getting Gun Licenses in Massachusetts, GOP State Rep Says
By Katie Lannan State House News Service
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Anti-Capitalist Camp Presses Case Even After Defeat of Sanders
Anyone under the illusion that Joe Biden's victory over Bernie Sanders in the Democratic presidential primary had vanquished the threat of socialism from American shores can get a reality check by picking up the Sunday New York Times, which features four articles pressing the anti-capitalist agenda. "Boeing&
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Police Reform Bill Passes Legislature, Sparking Bipartisan Frustration From Opponents
With bipartisan opposition, both chambers of the Massachusetts Legislature passed police reform bills on Tuesday afternoon. The bill (S.2963) passed 28-12 in the state Senate and 92-67 in the state House of Representatives. Every Republican in both chambers voted against the bill. The Senate bill passed with a veto-proof
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