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Kristin Tate

Kristin Tate

The Daily Caller

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New England Republicans aren’t dead. They’re just waiting out Trump.

New England Republicans aren’t dead. They’re just waiting out Trump.

The region’s voters haven’t abandoned fiscal conservatism or pragmatic government. They’ve turned away from the national Republican Party.

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Kristin Tate

If Big Tech wants to build here, Massachusetts should name its price

Companies want to build data centers in local communities. Officials should use that leverage to benefit residents.

14.10.2026 30

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Kristin Tate

The traditions that make New England feel like home

Local traditions provide a connection to place, community, and the generations before us.

18.09.2026 30

Boston Globe

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How Democrats could lose a Senate seat in N.H.

John Sununu is betting that Granite Staters can dislike Trump and still vote for a familiar Republican — while tying Chris Pappas to the national...

03.09.2026 50

Boston Globe

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America’s 250th deserves more than a spectacle

It should be a moment to reconnect Americans with their history. Instead the nation is getting a UFC fight.

06.06.2026 60

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The PROTECT Act won’t protect Massachusetts

By curbing cooperation between police and federal immigration authorities, the bill could increase risks for both residents and officers.

31.03.2026 20

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I voted for Trump for ‘America First’ — not to go to war

at Sky News. Her latest book is “The Liberal Invasion of Red State America.”

03.03.2026 30

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Mass. GOP gubernatorial candidates can’t run on Trump

With a Massachusetts-first agenda, the party can energize its base without alienating persuadable voters.

17.02.2026 30

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N.H. can send a Republican to D.C. — but it’ll take work

A Republican victory would break the Democratic monopoly on New England’s House delegation.

20.01.2026 20

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Healey’s SNAP showdown puts politics ahead of accountability

Her grandstanding over releasing SNAP data could cost Massachusetts dearly.

29.12.2025 40

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Charlie Kirk’s Death Is Filling Churches Across The Country

In the wake of Charlie Kirk's assassination, we are witnessing a renewed hunger for timeless truths, amplified by the moral listlessness of secular...

23.09.2025 20

The Federalist

Kristin Tate