Keller @ Large: Mass. Democratic Party Chairman John Walsh
WBZ's Jon Keller sat down with Mass. Democratic Party chairman John Walsh to talk about Elizabeth Warren and the upcoming election.
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WBZ's Jon Keller sat down with Mass. Democratic Party chairman John Walsh to talk about Elizabeth Warren and the upcoming election.
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President Obama's promise to Senator Scott Brown was kept as he signed the STOCK Act into law.
Republican U.S. Sen. Scott Brown is joining Democrats in calling on radio talk show host Rush Limbaugh to apologize for calling a law student "a slut" for testifying before Congress about the need for birth control coverage
Democrats are using humor to try to undermine Republican Mitt Romney, pushing a movie trailer-style ad that portrays his candidacy as "the story of two men trapped in one body."
This week, Massachusetts Democratic Party chairman John Walsh stopped by to discuss the party's direction moving forward. Jon Keller is at large.
Recent polls show months of pounding by Democrats have cut into Brown's approval ratings.
The six Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate focused much of their first debate on the candidate not on stage, incumbent Republican Sen. Scott Brown.
Ya want to know what burns my tush......even more than a flame about three feet off the floor? Our government....from top to bottom.....from Beacon Hill to Capitol Hill.....from the White House to the Out House...our government is one gigantic embarrassment.
Mayors from across Massachusetts are calling upon national lawmakers to reach a deal in the debt ceiling talks.
Republican Senator Scott Brown declined to take part in an "It Gets Better" video. State Democrats responded fiercely.
Sen. Kerry is blaming "a few ideological extremists" in the Republican Party for jeopardizing the nation's economy by refusing to negotiate a deal to raise the nation's debt limit ahead of an Aug. 2 deadline.
Sen. John Kerry is saying he won't endorse any candidate in the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Republican Scott Brown, including consumer advocate Elizabeth Warren.
Republican Sen. Scott Brown, who won last year's special election by tapping into populist voter sentiment, has yet to hold a public town hall meeting to take questions from Massachusetts residents.
It was a busy week for Republicans in New England, but state Democrats were also busy mounting a strategy to challenge U.S. Senator Scott Brown in 2012.
A poll of New Hampshire voters shows President Barack Obama beating nearly all of the potential Republican candidates, with two exceptions: Mitt Romney and someone who isn't even considering a run.
Former U.S. Rep. Joseph Kennedy is sitting on a campaign war chest of more than $2 million, even as he insists he's not interested in running again for elected office.
President Barack Obama's decision to intervene in Libya is raising eyebrows and questions, and they're coming from across the political spectrum. Jon Keller is at large.
Joe Biden is visiting Massachusetts to help rally the Democratic political donors and foot soldiers he and President Barack Obama will need to win reelection next year.
Three members of President Obama's own party have spoken out against his administration's proposal to cut home heating aid programs on the same day the president is scheduled to visit a Boston school.
Gov. Deval Patrick has again declined to criticize Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts over a hefty severance payment to its former CEO, telling reporters his job isn't "managing individual companies or individual compensations."
President Barack Obama is reaching out to an old friend and fellow Democrat as he prepares for a tough re-election campaign: Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick.
Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick is forming a federal political action committee. The director of Patrick's state committee said the governor decided to form a federal committee to help coordinate and finance his activities on behalf of the national Democratic Party.
The wife of U.S. Rep. John Tierney faces sentencing on tax charges for helping her brother conceal income from an illegal offshore gambling business.
Jon Keller takes a look at whether with Congressional power split between the two parties whether there will be bipartisanship.
