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BOSTON – Gov. Charlie Baker's endorsements of Massachusetts Republican State Committee candidates is stirring up some controversy within the party. Steven Aylward, a conservative state committee member from Watertown, hasn't gotten Baker's backing, while his opponent for the Second Suffolk and Middlesex district seat, Neil
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Scott Brown, the former U.S. senator for Massachusetts, reflected on Donald Trump's decisive New Hampshire presidential primary victory on Tuesday, telling Boston Herald Radio that his support factored significantly in the New Yorker's big win. "He had no ground game in Iowa," Brown
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On Feb. 1, the diehards had their say in Iowa. Feb. 9 in New Hampshire, the independents took their turn.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — Carly Fiorina dropped out of the 2016 Republican presidential race Wednesday, following a dismal finish in the New Hampshire primary Tuesday. The former Hewlett Packard chief executive announced to her followers on Twitter.com that she is suspending her campaign. She had won praise for her
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MANCHESTER, N.H. — While the Republican and Democratic winners of the first-in-the-nation presidential primary came as no surprise on Tuesday, voters for GOP contenders vaulted Ohio Gov. John Kasich out of relative obscurity into second place while deflating the momentum of both Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz coming out of
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Gov. Charlie Baker didn't mind his trip to New Hampshire Saturday to campaign for his preferred presidential candidate, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. It seems he rather enjoyed himself. "One of the great things about New Hampshire is they do get to kick the tires on these
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Is all that is needed to correct the excesses and bad decision-making of the last eight years a newly elected president who will make small adjustments and corrections? Someone who can make minor changes to the expansion of big government that President Barack Obama has implemented? If that is all
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In a highly charged election where others are locked in a war of insults and partisan bickering, John Kasich is different. The Ohio Governor has never lost sight of what really counts: a steady hand at the wheel with a focus on results. All Republican candidates talk about conservative principles.
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