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Any honest discussion of the proposed ROE Act bill in the Massachusetts Legislature has to deal with a provision that would enable a doctor to let a baby born after an attempted abortion die. The bill doesn't say that. But it does that. It would remove an existing
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Whether to support the cops or police them took a prominent role in a state representative race debate on the South Shore. Tatyana Semyrog, a Republican challenger, criticized state Representative Josh Cutler (D-Pembroke) for his view of police. Cutler represents the Sixth Plymouth District, which includes Pembroke, Hanson, and most
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Tracy Lovvorn worries about the country. The 48-year-old from Grafton says she particularly doesn't like the direction she sees the Democratic Party moving in, which is why she is giving a congressional run another go. Lovvorn, who owns Evolution Physical Therapy in Grafton, ran against U.S. Representative
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Where will Mitt Romney go when he dies? For those unfamiliar with every detail of the Republican U.S. Senator from Utah's life, the answer to that question is unclear. However, at least one Democrat in the Massachusetts House of Representatives predicts it's Hell — as she
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Joe Biden says he views "this campaign as a campaign between Scranton and Park Avenue." It's comical on a variety of levels, the most stunning of which is that, while bashing Park Avenue on the campaign trail, Biden's been busy raising money from people
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John Kasich had every reason to believe he would be given a free ride on ABC's daytime talkfest The View. And he was greeted that way by host Joy Behar who gushed, "My favorite convert, John Kasich." After all, the former Republican governor of Ohio had
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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a staunch defender of legal abortion, arguing that it's a woman's right. But did she also believe in eugenics? Ginsburg, 87, died from pancreatic cancer complications on Friday, causing many on the left to worry about the power balance
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Joe Biden apparently confused "million" for "thousand" during a speech Sunday, thereby overestimating the number of coronavirus deaths in the United States by a factor of 1,000. "It's estimated that 200 million people have died – probably by the time I finish this
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