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Political Roundtable: Mitchell On Abortion & The Clash Between Wind Power And Fishermen

New Bedford mayor Jon Mitchell.

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Bonus Q&A: Mitchell On Casinos, South Coast Rail, His Political Future & More

New Bedford Mayor Jon Mitchell.

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Bonus Q&A: Mattiello On Abortion, Guns. RI’s Economic Outlook & More

Rhode Island House Speaker Nicholas Mattiello.

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Political Roundtable: Mattiello On Labor-Backed Bills & New Push To Improve Schools

House Speaker Nicholas Mattiello.

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Bonus Q&A: Reilly on RI GOP, Global Warming, Budget & More

Former RI state Rep. Daniel Reilly (R-Portsmouth).

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Bonus Q&A: Cassar On RI’s Hospital Landscape, House Factions, Dem Presidential Field & More

Rhode Island state Rep. Liana Cassar (D-Barrington) joins Bonus Q&A to discuss the state’s changing healthcare landscape, the factional dynamics in the RI House, the Democratic field for president, and more.

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Political Roundtable: Cassar On Continuing Contracts Bill, Budget Outlook & Abortion

Rhode Island State Representative Liana Cassar (D-Barrington) joins Political Roundtable to discuss the continuing contracts bill passed this week by the House, and whether it will damage cities and towns and lead to higher property taxes. We also discuss the worsening state budget outlook and the status of a bill meant to guarantee abortion rights.

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Bonus Q&A: Elorza On Immigration, Education, Fane Tower & More

Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza joins Bonus Q&A to discuss immigration, education, the proposed Fane Tower, his political future, and other subjects.

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Political Roundtable: Elorza On Providence Pension, Firefighter OT & PILOT Cut

Providence Mayor Jorge Elorza joins Political Roundtable to discuss the city’s pension problem — and whether resolving will it be passed on to his successor; as well as how Rhode Island’s capital city will be affected by some of the things coming out of the Statehouse this year.

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