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Finally, an important difference on the issues between Coakley and Capuano

At last, it seems that a real, important, current issue has emerged on which Martha Coakley and Mike Capuano have a major disagreement. Full Article at Blue Mass. Group

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  1. To pretend that now the House has passed this bill is real progress – it’s at the expense of women’s access to reproductive rights
    – Martha Coakley SOURCE: Suburban Guerrilla 2 weeks ago
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