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How many white supremacists at rally?

By CommonWealth Staff Civic engagement, Civil and Constitutional Rights, Current Affairs, Donald Trump, Elections, Health Care, Immigration, Legal marijuana, Marty Walsh 1 Comment Aug 22, 2017

An estimated 40,000 people turned out on Saturday to say no to hate, racism, and neo-Nazis, but it remains unclear how many of the 50 people at the free speech rally that spawned the massive protest fit that description. Shiva Ayyadurai, a Republican running for the seat of US Sen. Elizabeth Warren, produced a 12-minute(...)

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McCain goes maverick-y

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MassHealth votes represent major shift

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Top House leader unaware of budget, pot links

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House to roll out rewrite of legal pot bill

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Pot panel looks to let ex-cons in

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Communities seek change on pot opt-out

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Pot opponents mislead on costs, local aid threat

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