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BOSTON – Records show that a campaign finance loophole Massachusetts Democrats have accused Republicans like Gov. Charlie Baker of exploiting has worked out pretty well for them, too. The loophole issue has been a target of Boston Globe reports and at least one editorial detailing the Baker administration's role
Democrats
WASHINGTON (AP) — Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders said he plans to support the opponent of Democratic National Committee chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz in her Florida primary contest Aug. 30 for her congressional seat. Sanders, a Democratic presidential candidate who has been feuding with Wasserman Schultz and the DNC, told CNN he
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Massachusetts
BOSTON – At stake in one critical area of the Democratic Party's overall presidential nominating process: The 712 superdelegates who'll arrive in Philadelphia for the national convention in July, typically having already decided on a candidate to support regardless of how many votes he or she won
Massachusetts
STATE HOUSE — Massachusetts Democratic Party Chairman Thomas McGee has reached out to his legislative colleagues seeking manpower to help blunt an "all-out blitz" planned by a right-leaning independent group backing two Republicans running for House seats in special elections to be decided next Tuesday. The Massachusetts Fiscal Alliance,
Politics
WASHINGTON — Jim Webb, the former Virginia senator who last week publicly criticized his party's first debate as "rigged," withdrew from the Democratic presidential race and said he is mulling options for how he may "remain as a voice" in the 2016 elections. Webb had
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BOSTON – Speaking to the Greater Boston Labor Council Monday morning, President Barack Obama showed his support for organized labor, claiming that his opponents have launched "a constant war against unions." Tapping into local football fervor in order to make his point, the president argued that "even (Tom)
Democratic primary
Written by Julie Bykowicz MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Democratic National Committee barely has more cash than it does IOUs, and it is being outraised month after month by its Republican competitor.
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"Seven Jewish Lawmakers Could Tilt the Scales on Iran Deal," headlines The Times of Israel. The members — Sen. Charles Schumer, Rep. Steven Israel, Rep. Eliot Engel, Rep. Adam Schiff, Rep. Nita Lowey, Sen. Ben Cardin and Rep. Ted Deutch — are all Democrats. They must choose between loyalty to
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