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    September 01, 2005

    The Blue Box is back

    By popular demand, we are pleased to present the now-legendary blue box containing links to all of our posts on the Democratic primary for the Second Middlesex Senate race, for those who wish to relive past glories. This post will of course scroll away eventually, but it will always be available in the archives.

    Second Middlesex Senate race posts
    Here are links to all of our posts on this race.

    Jehlen wins
    Money talks III
    Today's the day (open thread)
    Where do I vote
    Money talks II
    Video of TV debate
    Bay Windows backs Jehlen
    TV debate rundown
    TV debate Sunday
    Open thread redux
    Another Jehlen endorsement
    Another Mackey endorsement
    Blue Mass. Group endorses...
    Money talks
    Globe endorses Mackey
    Notes from candidates forum
    Mrs. Shannon endorses Mackey     		2nd Middlesex survey
    Registration info
    Callahan on marriage
    Candidate forums
    Open thread
    Mackey questionnaire
    Jehlen questionnaire
    Internet thoughts
    July 21 update
    DFA endorses Jehlen
    Kickoff events
    Jehlen website
    BMG receives press release
    Jehlen names staff
    First candidate
    RIP Charlie Shannon

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    I probably should have known better, but in devoting 750 words to an op-ed in the Boston Globe about the special election in Somerville, Medford, Winchester, and Woburn, I managed tomake a few sins of omission. [Read More]

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