Last week, three days after my father passed away, I was notified of phone calls in my district speaking in support of
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I knew from the moment I heard this that somehow the story of my very mild encounter with Devin Nunes on the flight from Salt Lake City to DC had made its way to Trump.
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Feeding millions of Americans each year is not cheap, but what is the cost of being a nation willing to let its citizens go hungry? Once again, the Trump administration is seeking
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The University of Michigan is keeping John Tanton's records private, even though he was the puppeteer behind modern day white nationalism. Why?
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After the 2016 national election, for the first time since being elected Class President in high school, I decided to run for office. Those feelings of loss and confusion that had plagued me
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Governor Sununu is quick to veto any and all bills passed by the New Hampshire legislature. Energy is mounting to veto Sununu in 2020.
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The time has never been more ripe for a woman to win the Presidency, and if the Republicans want any hope of keeping the White House, they would change course drastically too.
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For nearly four decades, from 1971 through 2010, there has been a robust history of August as a time for Town Halls with Members of Congress. This is the result of reforms
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After every vote was counted and the dust finally settled on the last Republican District flipped by Democrats in California, I started to look for opportunities to engage in activities aimed at
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During my grad school days in the early 2000s, when I was just learning to teach, I used to lie to my students quite a bit. For example, on the first day
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Lynda attended New Hampshire's Democratic Party Convention, and she had a blast. Her first-hand accounting of the event and her impressions of the speakers.
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