Ralph Whitehead Jr.
IN THE EVENTFUL days before the Massachusetts Democratic presidential primary, it seemed at a distance as if no other elected official in the state must have been under more pressure to deliver for a favored candidate than the president of the state Senate, Therese Murray. In light of what the press reported at the time, it looked like the chief ... (Full article: 787 words)
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