Politics

Some Serious Thinking About Income Inequality: It’s A Political Issue In the End

Economist Robert H. Frank writing in the NYTimes yesterday tackled the politically sensitive issue of income inequality and described what’s been happening the past 30 years—and the impact of it. Read his analysis here, and get the NYT if you appreciate the writing. During the three decades after World War II,…

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Lt. Governor Murray at Greater Lowell Area Dems Meeting Tomorrow Morning

GLAD Members, Associates and Interested Democrats:    GREATER LOWELL AREA DEMOCRATS MEET ON OCTOBER 16TH at 8AM I’ve just been advised that Lt. Governor Tim Murray will definitely attend the Greater Lowell Area Democrats regular breakfast meeting tomorrow morning at the Independence Grill/Radisson in Chelmsford. The meeting is scheduled for 8am. Please join…

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Vatican Approval for Caritas Sale – Some Local Catholics Disapprove

This is a vintage photo – circa 1967 – of  Richard Cardinal Cushing – Archbishop of Boston – blessing a new unit at Carney Hospital. Cardinal Cushing led the way to building and establishing Bon Secours Hospital – now  Caritas Holy Family Hospital – in  Methuen to serve the need for Catholic heathcare…

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Senator Steven C. Panagiotakos to be Honored as 2010 Distinguished Democrat

 Massachusetts State Senator Steven C. Panagiotakos –  (D) Lowell Greater Lowell Area Democrats (GLAD) will honor Massachusetts State Senator Steven C. Panagiotakos as the 2010 Distinguished Democrat at the Annual Fall Breakfast Brunch on Sunday  October 24, 2010 at 10am at Lenzi’s in Dracut. For more information or to reserve a…

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‘The Case for Obama’ from Rolling Stone

Less than halfway through his first term, Obama has compiled a remarkable track record. As president, he has rewritten America’s social contract to make health care accessible for all citizens. He has brought 100,000 troops home from war and forged a once-unthinkable consensus around the endgame for the Bush administration’s…

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