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Three Worst Questions Controversial Burlington Middle School Survey Asked 11-Year-Olds
Three Worst Questions Controversial Burlington Middle School Survey Asked 11-Year-Olds
Tom Joyce
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Five Worst Pieces of Pork In The New Massachusetts House Budget
Massachusetts state lawmakers are working on yet another bloated budget for the upcoming fiscal year 2026. With more than $61.5 billion in the proposed House budget and many non-monetary provisions, Massachusetts legislators do not seem interested in embracing fiscal responsibility anytime soon. The House budget has 1,650 proposed
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No, Karen Spilka: America Isn’t Nazi Germany — And It Never Will Be
It's only Monday and it's hard to envision anyone topping the pathetic liberal virtue signaling that came from the Massachusetts Senate today.
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Joe Biden Was Against Male Transgender Athletes In Women's Sports The Whole Time, New York Times Claims
If only Joe Biden were an elected official, he may have been able to do something about transgender athletes.
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Massachusetts State Rep Explains Why Colleagues Are Ducking Boys Playing Girls' Sports Issue
One of the most left-wing members of the Massachusetts legislature made some interesting revelations about a recent amendment the Democratic majority in the state House of Representatives killed last week.
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Five Massachusetts Politicians Who Have Served Prison Time In Recent Years
Could two more Massachusetts politicians go to prison? Last week, Boston City Councilor Tania Fernandes Anderson (D-Roxbury) agreed to plead guilty to a kickback scheme involving a taxpayer-funded staff bonus. Prosecutors say she pocketed thousands of dollars from one of her aides. The plea deal recommends a sentence of just
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The Massachusetts Sports Betting Industry Just Admitted Why It Needs Regulation
Some Beacon Hill Democrats have a proposal to regulate sports betting, and a trade association representing various sportsbooks has made a terrible argument against it.
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Sanctuary Cities Don’t Protect Immigrants — They Protect Criminals
By veering so far to the left on immigration policy, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu does not stand with the American people or immigrants.
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