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NPR veteran & senior political reporter, WBUR, Boston's NPR News station. Passionate about true stories and Italian olive oil. Sono in ritardo
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Moulton and Deaton trade jabs in Senate debate that Ed Markey skipped

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By Anthony Brooks Verified
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Two of the candidates running for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts debated Tuesday night — Democratic Congressman Seth Moulton and Republican attorney John Deaton. Incumbent Sen. Ed Markey skipped the event, leaving his rivals to argue about the economy, immigration, President Trump and about the man they want to replace. Deaton, a Republican who said he's never voted for Trump, sought to portray Moulton as a hyper-partisan Democrat, responsible for the dysfunction in Washington.
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New England could help decide the balance of power in the U.S. Senate

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By Tiziana Dearing Verified, Anthony Brooks Verified, Rob Lane Verified
| WBUR-FM (Boston, MA) Verified
Anthony Brooks Senior Political Reporter Anthony Brooks is WBUR's senior political reporter. More… Rob Lane Producer Rob Lane is a producer for WBUR's Morning Edition.
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Despite latest scandal, Graham Platner is poised to win Maine Senate primary

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By Anthony Brooks Verified
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With his U.S. Senate campaign beset by scandal once again — this time over sexting with a number of women while married — Graham Platner still appears poised to win next week's Democratic primary election in Maine. A number of senior Democrats across the country are standing by Platner, an oyster farmer who gained significant momentum early in the race, and the party's only chance of taking on Republican Susan Collins. "We got a housing crisis.
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