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Massachusetts

Beacon Hill Democrats strike deal on ‘revenge porn’ bill with formal sessions nearing end

Boston Herald

National

Age Is on the Ballot in 2024, at Least in North Dakota

New York Times

Today on Beacon Hill

9:00am

Adult Foster Care Awareness Day

Nurses Hall, State House, Boston
10:00am

Status of Persons with Disabilities

A-2 and Virtual
10:30am

Governor's Council Assembly

Governor's Council Chamber, Room 360, State House
11:00am

House Full Formal Session

House Chamber
1:00pm

LGBT Aging Commission

Unitarian Universalist Church of Worcester

Quote of the Day

“Not only do some Biden aides acknowledge “that a not guilty verdict for Hunter would have been more problematic politically,” given its potential to fuel Trump’s rigged-system claims, but they believe an open airing of the son’s convictions could redound to his father’s benefit. “Aides to the president are of the mindset that Trump could use the debate to badger Biden as an inadequate father. And privately, there is a faction of advisers who feel the president would be wise to let out his famous temper in response — the logic being that an authentic, forceful rejoinder to an attack on a son who suffered from addiction would resonate with voters.””
Rachael Bade, POLITICO's Senior Washington Correspondent
Hunter Biden's plight could become a coat of armor, they say — a tidy rebuttal to Trump’s omnipresent claims of a rigged “witch hunt” prosecution orchestrated by Biden and his “weaponized” Justice Department.

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