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   Perry the Winner?

   Audio

   09/08/2011

   After the debate last night Howie agreed the question ahead may be this: Can Romney or others raise enough questions about Perry's ability to attract the independent voters needed to win the White House to curtail the Texas governor's stunning rise among Republican conservatives?
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   Should Condo Owners be able to hang signs supporting Military?

   Audio

   07/25/2011

   A Louisiana family is facing a lawsuit after they refused to remove a banner honoring their son – who is currently serving in the U.S. Marine Corps. The Gardens of Southgate in Bossier City, La., filed a lawsuit against Timothy and Jodi Burr after they erected a banner honoring their son, Marine Corps. Lance Cpl. Corey Burr. The banner was posted in their front yard last January after their son was deployed to Afghanistan. The Burrs said they have no intention of removing the banner and vow to fight the lawsuit. “I hate that it’s come to this,” Mrs. Burr told The Shreveport Times. “This is a restriction of our First Amendment rights.” Should she be forced to remove the banner?
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   Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) on the New Hampshire GOP Debate

   Audio

   06/13/2011

   The first Republican presidential debate of the 2012 campaign, held in South Carolina several weeks ago, produced precious little drama, in part because some of the major candidates chose not to participate. Monday night’s debate in New Hampshire is likely to be different. We spoke with Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH) about tonight's upcoming showcase.
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   Pat Moscaritolo on The Bruins Stanley Cup Run and It's Affect on Local Businesses

   Audio

   06/01/2011

   Pat Moscaritolo from GBCVB chats with us on the benefit the Bruins run has on local businesses.
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   Laurel Sweet On The DiMasi Trial - The $25,000 Check

   Audio

   05/12/2011

   In the most damning testimony yet in the trial of Salvatore F. DiMasi, the former speaker’s legal pal testified today the two battled over a $25,000 check from a software company prosecutors say was a political kickback. We spoke with Boston Herald reporter Laurel Sweet about the trial.