Ballot question backers remain in fight mode.
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When Mass. gave birth to Obamacare
State officials finalizing plans to celebrate 20 years of landmark health care law, with Mitt Romney and Deval Patrick scheduled to attend.
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Hitting Beacon Hill in the wallet
Legislative stipend reform advocates rile up their targets. Plus: Moulton’s big loss in his hometown of Salem.
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The Somerville domino effect
Legislata’s Chris Oates launches run for an open House seat. Plus: Ayanna’s campaign manager, Benchmark’s new hire and more in Around Town.
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Keller gets serious
Jon Keller writes for MASSterList: “The only sustained shtick at the breakfast roast came from Congressman Stephen Lynch.” Plus: Moulton buys new home and Lynch challenger’s internal poll.
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Guess who’s coming to breakfast
Pols and their bad jokes are on the menu for the St. Patrick’s breakfast. Plus: Sen. Feeney talks Foxborough-Kraft Group deal on World Cup.
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Taking a pass on gas
Gov. Healey’s former DPU chair lands at nonprofit advising governors and regulators on energy issues. Plus: Markey’s latest union endorsement, Brownsberger challenger’s new hire and more in Around Town.
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Foxborough gets an assist from Boston
Town officials in Foxborough have local World Cup organizers by the soccer balls. Their demand for money upfront received some back-up from Boston Mayor Michelle Wu. Plus: A preview of Healey at Greater Boston Chamber.
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Liberal versus super-liberal
An incumbent gears up for a rematch to watch in Cambridge. Plus: Nick Collins challenger gets a campaign manager and more in Around Town.
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Keller on the toxic brew from RFK Jr.
Jon Keller writes for MASSterList: “By dumping on Dunkin’ Donuts (and – blecch – Starbucks), Kennedy is not only taking aim at the two most popular US coffee chains, but also stepping firmly onto the third rail of American politics.”