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From the Archives: “Warren Won’t Endorse Sanders”

Posted on March 5, 2020March 5, 2020 by Jerold Duquette

I wrote the following on February 22, 2016 and I expect the reasoning to hold up as Warren makes a very similar calculation in the wake of ending her presidential bid: Speculation about when or if Senator Elizabeth Warren would endorse one of the candidates battling for her party’s nomination has been hot and heavy. …

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It’s Time For Warren to Lead Democrats Away from Bernie’s Rhetoric & Revolution

Posted on January 14, 2020January 14, 2020 by Jerold Duquette

The ongoing spat between the two most progressive Democratic candidates for president is likely a pre-view of things to come. Bernie Sanders’ campaign playbook is not a “who dun it.” Everyone knows that he will rely on attacking his Democratic opponents with rhetoric that is virtually indistinguishable to that he levels at Republicans. Senator Warren…

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Will “Big Data” Revive the Divisive Primary Hypothesis?

Posted on October 27, 2019October 31, 2019 by Jerold Duquette

Julia Azari is one of my favorite political scientists. I’m a big fan of both her work and her very entertaining Facebook posts. Nonetheless, I am not nearly as confident as she is that the crowded Democratic primary field shouldn’t worry Democrats. In her recent FiveThirtyEight.com piece Azari writes, quite correctly, that “there’s no consensus…

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Senator Warren’s Linguistic Stand Deserves Thoughtful Attention

Posted on October 18, 2019October 18, 2019 by Jerold Duquette

Is it dishonest to refuse to tell a murderer where his next intended victim is hiding and instead to explain how we can reduce murder rates? If someone did reveal such information to a murderer, would Senator Warren’s critics applaud them for “at least being honest about their plan?” The effort to discredit Elizabeth Warren’s…

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Debbie Downer: Women in #MaPoli Style

Posted on October 10, 2019October 10, 2019 by Erin O'Brien

Elizabeth Warren.  Ayanna Pressley.  Katherine Clark.  Karen Polito.  Maura Healey.  Did you hear the news?  Massachusetts, we are in the midst of a women and politics renaissance! After a span from 1983-2006 where no women served in the MA Congressional delegation, 36% of those currently serving now are — and they are among the highest…

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Mass Politics After the 2018 Elections: Still “Safe Harbor for Old School Pols & Politics”

Posted on May 14, 2019 by Jerold Duquette

Last spring I wrote a piece called “MASSPOLI#: Safe Harbor for Old School Pols & Politics” that began as follows: “American politics in 2018 is a hot mess. The Age of Trump will almost certainly be understood as a chaotic and terribly destructive time in American politics when our institutions were strained to the limit…

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Massachusetts Election Season: More Buckeye, Please

Posted on November 1, 2018November 4, 2018 by Erin O'Brien

Less than a week from the November 6th election and I am here to write on Massachusetts politics.  Folks, all I got is a longing for the Buckeye state where I grew up.  Sure, I far prefer living in Massachusetts when it comes to public policy.  State commitment to universal healthcare, prioritization of funding for…

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Massachusetts Senate Race Diehls-In Trump Immigration Policy: Will It Work?

Posted on July 12, 2018July 12, 2018 by Erin O'Brien

Were it a normal political summer in the Bay State, we would currently be treated to awkward photos of politicos eating ice cream at their favorite in-district shoppe. These are not normal times. Rather, much of the MA political eye has been on Washington and the Trump Administration’s policy of stripping undocumented children from their…

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