Are All Massachusetts Gov. Officials Controled by Mafia Child Abusers?
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Does anyone know a politician in Massachusetts that is not controledf by the child molesting, child abusing, rapist, murderering torturing Italian Mafia, because unless you are a criminal the Attorney General, the Governors Office, Senators and House Representives do not want to go against their own kind that have turned corrupt???? They give child molesters and mafia people parole, but if a guy sells drugs they deny them parole, or if a guy changes his life in prison to good they still seny him parole and let the mafia child abusers out? Are their any honest politicians out there???????
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