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posted onApril 20, 2019
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Article snippet: From Harvard Square to the birthplace of Connie Mack, the reaction to Robert Mueller’s work was told in a bifurcated tale of two distinctly different communities.   Larry Edelman | Analysis The parade of pols backing the striking workers underscores the pivotal role the issue of economic security will play in the coming campaign.   Former vice president Joe Biden is expected to announce he’s running for president next week.  The US senator and presidential candidate is calling for lawmakers to start the impeachment proceedings.   “Reading the report is a sobering revelation of how far we have strayed from the aspirations and principles of the founders,” the former Mass. governor said.  Jim Puzzanghera tackled questions that you asked.  Ground Game Following the release of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s report this week, the issue of electability became even more important to the party.  Shannon Liss-Riordan wrote Friday that she plans to make a final call about running “in the coming weeks.”  Nestor Ramos President Trump has to go, that’s now clear. But Democrats angling for impeachment risk overplaying their hand.   Here are some of the big winners and losers from the Mueller report.   The Stop & Shop picket line is proving to be a popular stop for 2020 hopefuls and other politicians.   At least one presidential candidate. Three members in House leadership. The best-known name in New England politics, plus one of the best-known freshmen in... Link to the full article to read more

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