National Democrats have started campaigning for Martha Coakley, including former president Bill Clinton, who spoke at a campaign rally yesterday at the Fairmont Copley Hotel.
(John Tlumacki/Globe Staff)
Amid tight race, Coakley’s campaign goes full-bore
Observers say complacency had set in
National Democrats have started campaigning for Martha Coakley, including former president Bill Clinton, who spoke at a campaign rally yesterday at the Fairmont Copley Hotel.
(John Tlumacki/Globe Staff)
After Attorney General Martha Coakley sailed largely unscathed through the Democratic Senate primary, her aides set a course for the general election that fit her status as the perceived front-runner: protect her statewide popularity, and ignore the little-known Republican opponent. (Full article: 900 words)
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