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POLITICO Massachusetts Playbook: KERRY’s fundraising appeal for SETTI — HEFNER, ROSENBERG sued by alleged victim — LEWIS wants to revive millionaire tax

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KERRY’s fundraising appeal for SETTI — HEFNER, ROSENBERG sued by alleged victim — LEWIS wants to revive millionaire tax 06/20/2018 06:51 AM EDT By Lauren Dezenski  (ldezenski@politico.com; @LaurenDezenski) with Brent D. Griffiths (bgriffiths@politico.com; @BrentGriffiths) FIRST IN PLAYBOOK: KERRY'S FUNDRAISING APPEAL FOR SETTI — Setti Warren  may have ended his gubernatorial bid, but pieces of his campaign are still humming behind the scenes as Setti tries to knock down the campaign's lingering deficit of roughly $25,000 before closing his campaign account. Now, former Secretary of State  John Kerry  has been enlisted in the effort to bring in funds to help cover Setti's campaign deficit via an appeal being blasted to an email list of just shy of 25,000 people. "Political campaigns today cost too much money," Kerry's writes in the email appeal going out later this morning. "Setti's campaign for governor ended with some expenses that re...

National Law Journal

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