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The independent Vermont senator has begun to loosen up on the stump and soften his curmudgeonly demeanor.
Some Republicans said the party should simply surrender and give the agency money without conditions.
Primary memories
A particularly unflattering editorial about the Republican presidential candidate was just rolling off the press, when who should saunter into the newsroom?
Ground Game
The Draft Ben Carson effort, also known as Run Ben Run, is similar to the Ready for Hillary and Run Warren Run efforts.
The Massachusetts Senate is on a statewide bus tour, forcing legislators to visit unfamiliar districts. Along the way, they’re getting an earful.
Jonathan Wiggs/Globe staff
Governor Baker is set to file his budget plan Wednesday, which will be the starting gun for a deeply political process. By Joshua Miller
Evan Horowitz
Taxachusetts? We left that behind years agoThese days, Massachusetts just isn’t a high-tax state. Not when it comes to personal taxes, and not when it comes to corporate taxes.
Good week, bad weekFrank DePaola was tapped to run the MBTA, while Citizens Connect wiped out a backlog of snow complaints.
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Capital Source
On Beacon Hill, everything almost inevitably comes back to pay hikes. And, just as often, some hard feelings.
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Joshua Miller covers politics for the Globe. A Massachusetts native and graduate of Bowdoin College, Miller worked in Washington, D.C., before joining the paper in 2013.
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Evan Horowitz digs through data to find information that illuminates the policy issues facing Massachusetts and the US.
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Governor Patrick’s federal Together PAC is prodding supporters to pen letters praising his tenure.
Independents like Mass. gubernatorial candidate Jeff McCormick need to get their message out and convince voters to take them seriously.
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