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Hooper Likely Done with Legislature

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By Jay Hooper
| The White River Valley Herald Verified
I write today, to sincerely thank my supporters, for the overwhelming groundswell of positive attention lately— as I contend with my next chapter of life as a young person still ever hopeful for my home state of Vermont. Some days I think, gee wiz we ought to start a rapid construction outfit purposed with turning collapsing barns into affordable tiny […] Remember Me
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Allergic to Apology, Americans Have So Become…

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By Jay Hooper
| The White River Valley Herald Verified
We really ought to utilize last week’s greatest-recent-disappointment to the reputation of Vermont’s social character, as a learning moment for all, by highlighting a few key takeaways from the disgraceful national news Politico broke regarding a bigoted group text so creepy in nature. This isn’t about ruining anybody’s life or career, and it isn’t cheap rhetoric to get points with […] Remember Me
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Hooper: Another approach

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By Jay Hooper
| Rutland Herald Verified
In this time of ever-heightened political division, something most of us identify with is a sense of helplessness about our political processes on most levels of American government. One glaring truth that we can all agree on, is that most people do not feel well represented by the procedures and conventions that seem to continue to only ever present voters with candidates whom they do not wish were their only ballot options.
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