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U.S. Sen. John Kerry

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Lynch Jumps in to U.S. Senate Race on Facebook

U.S. Rep. Stephen Lynch posted a YouTube video Thursday morning with an announcement that he is running for U.S. Senate.

While Congressman Stephen Lynch (D-South Boston) isn’t expected to make a formal announcement until later Thursday afternoon, a new Stephen Lynch for Senate Facebook page popped up Thursday morning with a link to a “Stephen Lynch for US Senate Announcement” YouTube video that announces Lynch’s Senate candidacy. Earlier in the morning, the Stephen Lynch for Congress Facebook page had posted a message directing people to the newly created Senate page for news “on today’s plans and schedule.” Lynch is expected to make an announcement at 4 p.m. on Thursday at the Ironworkers Local 7 Hall in South Boston. Lynch would be the second Democrat running for the unexpired term left vacant by John Kerry’s confirmation to Secretary of State earlier this…

Anne Sweeney

12:15 pm on Saturday, February 2, 2013

Massachusetts is a One Party State. Why bother challenge the Status Quo. LIke Russia we have a party of One. Don't even bother going through the expense of another campaign and election process, just let Emperor Duval appoint the next Senator. Just appoint that lifetime, Hack, Ed Markey, let's face it, the people deserve the government they embrace. Go democrat over the next twenty years and let'…   more ›

Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Kerry Confirmed As Secretary of State, Senate Election Scheduled for June

U.S. Senator Kerry will replace Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State.

The U.S. Senate has confirmed U.S. Sen. John Kerry as the new Secretary of State. With only three dissenting votes, the Senate vote came on Tuesday afternoon. Kerry will take over for Hillary Clinton, who is leaving her post after four years. Kerry will have to resign as a U.S. senator from Massachusetts, paving the way for a special senate election. The primary election is scheduled for April 30 and the general election will be held on June 25. U.S. Congressman Ed Markey, D-MA, has announced he is running for the seat. U.S. Congressman Stephen Lynch, D-MA has hinted that he may run.  As for an interim senator for Kerry's seat, Gov. Deval Patrick plans to announce his pick on Wednesday, Jan. 30, according to the Boston Herald.

Anne Sweeney

12:27 pm on Saturday, February 2, 2013

Good, finally we have a "Man" a "Veteran" and he's a "White Man", as Secretary of State. Now maybe the country will go somewhere on the National Stage. I am sick and tired of seeing Hillary and those new Eye Glasses trying to look like Sarah Palin. Crying seems to be in fashion, the Crocodile tears of Hillary and Kerry make me sick. Like Boehner, we need to recognize the disen-genuine for whom …   more ›

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Kerry to Gordon Students: Christians Should Support Universal Health Care

U.S. Sen. John Kerry made the inaugural address at the Richard L. Gross Distinguished Lecture Series at Gordon College in Wenham on Monday.

U.S. Sen. John Kerry, just off the airplane from a meeting with Muslim leaders in Dubai, told the students at Gordon College on Monday that there is more in all religions worldwide that unites rather than divides people of faith. Kerry, a Democrat, said there are lots of pitfalls to debating faith issues during a presidential year, in a direct reference to the conservative Christian agenda that has dominated the last few Republican presidential primaries. “The more I learn, the more I know that all religions live by universal values,” Kerry told students who packed the A.J. Gordon Memorial Chapel at the Christian college. But that does not play well on television or in debates, he said. Kerry, who lived for several years as a child in …

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Kevin Knobloch

9:33 am on Monday, July 16, 2012

You are so right! All the liberals think because they support the government welfare, that is enough. They pass the buck and think if you don't support the welfare state you are cold and careless. But, it's libertarians who give the most, because they are giving freely.   more ›

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