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That it is not random. I remember in my earlier time thinking, well, if you have one woman already in one of those top three positions, then no one is going to want to elect the second one because they will think theyre overdoing it, you know . People in the state have gotten used to electing a woman. It could be that there is a role modeling that is going on and more women are really thinking about becoming political. The women themselves, and some of the women in those positions have said, no,...

Legislative body. She spoke about slavery and womens rights before the Massachusetts State Legislature in 1838. An event honoring her and looking at women in politics. From boston, this is just over two hours. Welcome, everyone. I will be your evening moderator. We are here tonight to explore how women become political. We will look at the past and the present and consider the future, too. There will be some remarks and a panel. Regretfully, senator Elizabeth Warren is not able to join us becaus...

The ptd himself . The president has put a statement out earlier in the week when we were on the trip and he stands by that statement. This is not a time to duck the questionment. Sexual harassment, no matter what form it takes, no matter who does it is wrong, whether youre a republican like roy moore or a democrat like al frank ep. This is a time for leadership. Moral leadership from the very top. But the white house is painted into a corner by the man who was caught on tape saying this. Just in...

The group backing a ballot question to enshrine abortion rights into the state constitution is tabbing a former lawmaker to lead its campaign.

The proposed "safe storage law" was approved by the Rhode Island House of Representatives Judiciary Committee on Thursday by a margin of 9-5.

Attorneys for the city of Los Angeles argue that a reporter and an activist group should share financial liability for any damage caused by the release last year of more than 9,300 photos of LAPD officers in response to a public records request.

The City Council voted 4-3 late Tuesday night to create a community panel of up to 21 members to review children's library books for objectionable material.

Newsradio WJPF interview with John Otey | August 14, 2023

It is now illegal to so much as even watch a sideshow in Alameda County, and you could get a $1,000 fine or six months in jail for being within 200 feet. But what if you just happened to be there, and weren’t watching the sideshow?