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Bonus Q&A: McKenna On Endorsment Controversy, Bylaws, State Committee & More

Rhode Island Democratic Party Executive Director Cyd McKenna joins Bonus Q&A to discuss a range of topics related to Democrats and the party, including the representation of women on the state committee and how the party will move past endorsement controversies in 2018.

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Political Roundtable: Walsh On The State Takeover Of Providence Schools & Mixed News For Democrats

Robert Walsh, executive director of the National Education Association Rhode Island teachers union, joins Political Roundtable to discuss the state takeover of Providence schools and mixed news for Democrats in the run-up to next year’s presidential election.

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Bonus Q&A: Paolino On Impeachment, Cianci, Fane Tower & More

Former Providence mayor Joe Paolino, who serves as Democratic national committeeman for RI Democrats, joins Bonus Q&A to discuss the Fane Tower proposal, Buddy Cianci, the outlook for beating Donald Trump in 2022, and more.

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Bonus Q&A: Valverde On RI Democrats, East Greenwich, Schools & More

Freshman RI state Sen. Bridget Valverde (D-North Kingstown) stopped by our studio to talk about a range of issues, including last year’s controversial Democratic endorsements, her priorities, and more.

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Mattiello Easily Regains Speakership: Critics Vow To Continue Push For Reform

Rhode Island House Speaker Nicholas Mattiello cruised to re-election Tuesday for his third full term in one of the state’s most powerful elected positions, as a group of Democratic opponents vowed to press the case for legislative reform. Mattiello won the formal vote for the speakership with 47 votes – three more than he received […]

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New England Sends Only 1 Republican To Congress

When members of the U.S. House are sworn January 3rd, the chamber will have no Republicans from New England. That story from New England Public Radio’s Sam Hudzik.

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