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Tag: Politics
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Tropical Storm Isaac Delays RNC and Takes Aim at Gulf Coast
By David Li, bostonese.com
As the path of Tropical Storm Isaac moved to the west of some earlier predictions and thus farther away from Tempa, FL, organizers of Republican National Convention (RNC) breathed a sigh of relief. However, for safety considerations, RNC was still delayed by one day, and will now start on Tuesday, August 28.
Forecast of path of Isaac at 10:00 AM CDT Mon August 27, 2012 by National Hurricane Center.
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Harvard Study – Americans’ Confidence in Leaders Hits New Low
Cambridge, MA—Not only in politics but across the board in eight different sectors of national life, Americans have lost confidence in their leaders over the past year. Overall, some 77% say that the country now has a crisis in leadership, and confidence levels have fallen to the lowest levels recorded in
recent times.
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Governor Patrick Signs Bill to Protect Temporary Workers
BOSTON – Monday, August 6, 2012 – With Labor Day less than a month away, Governor Deval Patrick today signed H. 4304, “An Act Establishing a Temporary Workers Right to Know.” The legislation strengthens the Commonwealth’s ability to regulate staffing and temporary agencies to protect vulnerable workers and level the playing field for businesses.
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Community Groups Take Action Against Secure Communities on May 11
(Chinese Progressive Association)
Several community groups including the Chinese Progressive Association are taking action on May 11 to protest the recent announcement by the Department of Homeland Security to implement the Secure Communities (S-Comm) program in Massachusetts.
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Weidong Wang Wins the First Town Wide Election in Lexington as Chinese American
By David Li, bostonese.com
On Super Tuesday, March 6, of 2012, Dr. Weidong Wang becomes the first Chinese-American elected officer in town-wide elections in the historical Lexington Mass.
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On Super Tuesday, Weidong Wang becomes the first town-wide Chinese American candidate in Lexington
By David Li, bostonese.com
March 6 is the so-called Super Tuesday. In the local elections in the historic city of Lexington, MA, Dr. Weidong Wang will run for committee member of the Lexington Housing Authority, and become the first town-wide Chinese American candidate in Lexington’s long history. Voters of Massachusetts will also cast votes in the Republican presidential primary. Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney should win the Massachusetts Republican nomination.
In a telephone interview with reporter on February 23, Wang hoped that the Asian community strongly support his campaign and turn out to vote.
