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The Math to Beat Bush: 10 States Could Swing the Election

By Dan Kennedy

Boston Phoenix | August 16, 2004

Forget the polls. Forget the national campaign. Even more than in 2000, the presidential race will be decided in a handful of states that could go either way. So far, it’s looking good for Kerry.

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Tags: College, electoral, Bush, presidential, Kerry, 2004, states, Campaign, swing

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The 14th Annual Muzzle Awardsnew

An annual look at the dishonorable enemies of free speech and personal liberty in New England.

Boston Phoenix | Dan Kennedy | 06-30-2011 | Civil Liberties

Tags: Deval Patrick, Free Speech, Tom Menino

The Twelfth Annual 'Boston Phoenix' Muzzle Awardsnew

Every year around our nation's birthday, the Boston Phoenix honors the dishonorable — those people and institutions who did the most to trample free speech in New England.

Boston Phoenix | Dan Kennedy | 07-09-2009 | Civil Liberties

Tags: U.S. Court of Appeals, U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary, Barack Obama, free speech, Boston Police Department

The 2008 Phoenix Muzzle Awardsnew

Freedom of expression may be guaranteed by the Constitution, but it's an idea we have to fight for every day. We round up the past year's most conspicuous enemies.

Boston Phoenix | Dan Kennedy | 06-26-2008 | Civil Liberties

Tags: ACLU, John McCain, media, First Amendment, civil liberties, Supreme Court, censorship, Bill O'Reilly, Boston Police Department, Merita Hopkins, Robert Watson

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Is Hillary Next?new

From Hillary Clinton's days as an intense, influential, and essentially inept co-president to husband Bill, to her establishment as a successful senator from New York, through the bitter trench warfare of the 2008 presidential primaries, and throughout her tenure as a majestic secretary of state, I have always kept the words of my high-school history teacher Dan Leary in mind.

Boston Phoenix | PETER KADZIS | 09-29-2012 | Politics

Tags: Hillary Clinton, Democrat