Right now, Massachusetts is a one-party state. How’s that one working out for you?


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Right now, Massachusetts is a one-party state. How’s that one working out for you?{ai:summary}<p>Massachusetts currently operates as a one-party state, raising questions about the effectiveness of this political structure. The implications of such a system are under scrutiny in terms of governance and representation. </p><p>#politics</p>

Howie: Single-party rule is ruining Massachusetts, so vote GOP

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