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One county commission stays with the GOP, and another is now completely in Democratic hands despite having a Republican majority just two years ago. The Plymouth County Commission will have a new face on it next year, as will the Barnstable County Commission, but they're from different parties.
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If you take Massachusetts governor Charlie Baker at his word, then he didn't have a preference in the 2020 presidential election. The Republican is no fan of President Donald Trump and previously stated that he would not vote for the incumbent. However, that doesn't mean that
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State Representative Josh Cutler (D-Pembroke) was able to secure another two-year term when the election results came in on Tuesday night, fending off pro-life Republican Tatyana Semyrog of Duxbury in the Sixth Plymouth District. Cutler, who supports legal abortion, received 59 percent of the vote while Semyrog got 41 percent.
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"There's got be a morning after." That's the opening line from "The Morning After," a summer of 1973 chart-topping pop song sung by Maureen McGovern. Previously, "The Morning After" had already won the 1972 Academy Award for Best Original Song.
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Nearly 30 years ago, Ron Beaty was sentenced to federal prison for sending threatening letters to then-President George H.W. Bush, U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy, and then state senator Lois Pines, a Newton Democrat. Beaty is now a sitting member of the Barnstable County Commission seeking re-election to one
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How many lives has former vice president Joe Biden taken from this country due to his support for abortion? A lot, the Catholic Action League of Massachusetts says.
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Leaders in the Massachusetts House and Senate plan to bring abortion expansion legislation to the floor during the lame-duck session that starts Wednesday, but they aren't saying whether that means the proposed ROE Act abortion expansion bill. The ROE Act bill has languished in committee for more than
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Vice presidential candidates, like doctors in the Hippocratic Oath, are supposed to "do no harm." Joe Biden's running mate, Kamala Harris, risks violating that traditional rule with an animated video narrated in her voice that she posted Sunday on social media. "There's a
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