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May 24, 2012
Massachusetts' fallen troops are honored on the Boston Common
May 24, 2012
Massachusetts' fallen troops are honored on the Boston Common
Greater Boston
This Memorial Day weekend, make plans to visit the Boston Common where thousands of flags have been planted to honor Massachusetts’ fallen soldiers. Emily talks with Christie Coombs of the Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund who lost her husband Jeffrey on 9/11.
May 24, 2012
David House on his efforts to help Pvt. Bradley Manning
May 24, 2012
David House on his efforts to help Pvt. Bradley Manning
Greater Boston
Open-government advocate David House founded the Bradley Manning Support Network to assist U.S. Army Private Bradley Manning who is charged with sharing classified military documents with WikiLeaks. House joins Emily to talk about his efforts to help Manning and his own battles with the U.S. government.
May 24, 2012
Richard Tisei on his run for Congress
May 24, 2012
Richard Tisei on his run for Congress
Greater Boston
Could Massachusetts elect another Republican to Congress? All eyes are on veteran state lawmaker Richard Tisei who is running against longtime Democratic Congressman John Tierney. Richard Tisei talks with Emily about his campaign.
May 23, 2012
Despite parishioners' protests, the Vatican says church closures are valid
May 23, 2012
Despite parishioners' protests, the Vatican says church closures are valid
Greater Boston
The Vatican dealt another setback to local groups hoping to stave off the shuttering of six area churches. The groups have been fighting the Boston Archdiocese's decision to close the churches for almost eight years. Despite the upsetting news, the parish groups plan to appeal the decision to the Vatican’s highest court. Emily talks with former Ambassador to the Vatican Ray Flynn and parishioner Jon Rogers about the years-long struggle.
May 23, 2012
Massachusetts Teacher of the Year Kathleen Turner
May 23, 2012
Massachusetts Teacher of the Year Kathleen Turner
Greater Boston
Sharon High School French teacher Kathleen M. Turner received the state’s highest honor for educators when she was named Massachusetts Teacher of the Year earlier this month. Emily talks with Turner about the recognition and her approach to teaching young minds.
May 23, 2012
The Griffin Museum of Photography celebrates its 20th anniversary
May 23, 2012
The Griffin Museum of Photography celebrates its 20th anniversary
Greater Boston
The Griffin Museum of Photography opened in 1992 in Winchester with the mission of promoting appreciation for the art of photography. Jared Bowen goes inside the museum as it celebrates its 20th anniversary and sees how the institute plans to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Fenway Park.
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r commented on Greater Boston on 01.07.12
The critics of "the rich" always blame the rich. So ... none of the bad guys that caused the banking crisis were fined/arrested etc and that is the fault of ... some guy in NYC that makes more than $xxx ... Isnt it the fault of the politicians that no one was prosecuted ?
The rich guy down the street was busy working when the overseeing politicians led by Ms Pelosi for 2 years I believe did nothing to the guilty. Im not partial to Dems or Republicans theyre all at fault. But, while the protesters blame the rich ... they dont seem to notice if you buy a Windows PC ,Bills Gates makes money. If you own an Iphone, Ipod then you helped Steve Jobs another rich guy make money. If you buy your stuff at WalMart, then you helped the Chinese govt and put American workers out of work. They see NONE of that and I do not understand why it is never pointed out to them. The Obamas made $1,728,096 last year. Isnt he a rich guy ? These folks are " public SERVANTS" ?
Warren Buffet is another rich guy. He complains about not paying enough in taxes theres no need for that he COULD receive his income as wages, but he chooses NOT to. Instead his income is from capital gains and divindend income. So he COULD donate the latter and choose the former. Hes a smart guy strange he doesnt figure that out.
The conservative movement was largely expected to vanish after the financial meltdown of 2008. So how did the movement manage such a successful comeback so quickly? Author, editor, and columnist Thomas Frank examines the conservative resurgence in his new book, Pity the Billionaire.
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