
Candidate for Massachusetts State Senate. Previous coordinator for RFK Jr. in Massachusetts. Local/state unity advocate, planner and writer. Podcast host. Economist with diverse background in private/public sectors.
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As we enter the 4th of July season during America’s 250th year, something that has struck me in recent years is how rare it now is to see the American flag in some/many neighborhoods. To me, it symbolizes the rise of people who have given u...
The event had some hiccups but all in all a very enjoyable and memorable day. My wife and I were proud to be a part of it all, cast our votes, and meet some incredibly dedicated people fighting for what is right in Massachusetts. The bottom...
Hello, this is Ted Semesnyei, candidate for Massachusetts State Senate for the 2nd Essex and Middlesex District. I have a long history of challenging entrenched institutions and I am bringing the Fight for strong and common-sense state lead...
We need to keep pushing to maintain control of our own lives and fight the nanny state mentality of our current leaders. States such as Massachusetts are cooking up all sorts of schemes to control us, such as limiting how much we are able t...
So honored to be part of a great team advocating for real change in Massachusetts. When elected, I will push for health and family rights, freedom, and of course complete transparency in the state house, audits, cost of living relief, and r...
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Candidate for Massachusetts State Senate. Previous coordinator for RFK Jr. in Massachusetts. Local/state unity advocate, planner and writer. Podcast host. Economist with diverse background in private/public sectors.
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