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9:00am

Health Connector Authority Board Meeting

Via YouTube
11:00am

House Informal Session

House Chamber
11:00am

Senate Informal Session

Senate Chamber
11:30am

Special Legislative Commission on Emerging Firearm Technology

State House, A-2 and Virtual
1:00pm

Joint Committee on Telecommunications, Utilities and Energy: Committee Hearing

State House, A-2 and Virtual
2:45pm

Transportation First: The State of the Airport featuring Richard Davey

Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, 265 Franklin Street, Boston and virtually

Quote of the Day

Will any of these men say one word? Will any of them defend the Army and the other services from a would-be caudillo, a man who would probably be strutting around in a giant hat and a golden shoulder braid if he could get away with it? The top officers of the U.S. military wear eagles or stars on their shoulders that give them great privilege, as befits people who assume responsibility for the defense of the nation and the welfare of their troops. They command the power of life and death itself on the field of battle. But those ranks also carry immense responsibility. If they are truly Washington’s heirs, they should speak up—now—and stand with the first commander in chief against the rogue 47th.
Former U.S. Navy War College professor Tom Nichols argues that, in the context of Trump’s military parade, U.S. military leaders have a constitutional duty to oppose a would-be authoritarian president.

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