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By adamg - 7/24/06 - 7:41 am

Actually, that's the nicest thing Elias says about Jeff Jacoby.

By adamg - 7/7/06 - 10:22 pm

That would be Phil Dunkelbarger of Westwood, who is running against incumbent U.S. Rep. Steve Lynch largely on an anti-war platform.

How quiet? I live in Lynch's district, and the first I heard Lynch had opposition was this Blue Mass. Group post.

By adamg - 6/29/06 - 8:37 am

Carmen's shuttle lands at Logan just in time for her to see a casket escorted off another plane:

... There was an honor guard of chartreuse emergency vehicles lining the runway, lights flashing, and there was a hearse. ... I'm ashamed that the war has not been top of mind. It will be now.

By adamg - 3/2/06 - 9:04 am

Timmah suggests that if the daily protesters were really serious about doing something about the war, they'd do it someplace other than in the bastion of liberalism - or at least do something like protest for mass transit to help wean us off our dependence on foreign oil:

... So they sit in the freezing cold to tell everyone they are opposed to a war probably 90% of Cambridge is opposed to? Boy, you're really getting your point across and making a difference. ...

By kensavage - 3/1/06 - 4:24 pm

from John Kerry:
Tammy Duckworth lost her legs when the helicopter she was piloting was shot down over Iraq. But, she didn’t lose an ounce of her courage or her commitment to serve. She knows that it’s time for veterans to speak up for a stronger America.

By adamg - 11/6/05 - 5:12 pm

Vivalibre takes photos of the shoes on the Common.

By adamg - 11/2/05 - 5:02 pm

Snag runs into Carlos who, it turns out, lives a few blocks away from him in Roslindale:

... When I met him in Copley Square yesterday, he was wearing a bow tie and a sport jacket and looking dapper in a modern sort of way. You couldn't see the burn scars. ...

By adamg - 10/27/05 - 7:49 am

Lisa has photos and a story from a peace vigil in Coolidge Square last night to mark the 2,000th American military death in Iraq.

By eeka - 7/7/05 - 2:13 pm

At least 30 people were killed in England this morning.

At least 27 people were killed in Iraq this week.

The people killed in England were killed using deadly weapons.

The people killed in Iraq were killed using deadly weapons.

The people killed in England were killed by foreigners who had not been asked by the country's government to enter the country for the purpose of detonating weapons.

The people killed in Iraq were killed by foreigners who had not been asked by the country's government to enter the country for the purpose of detonating weapons.

The people killed in England were killed by people who are believed to have disagreed with England's government and who are not believed to have known anything specific about the people killed.

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