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Rhode Island First
Why I’m Considering a Run for Congress in 2028 — and Why It’s Personal
54 mins ago
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David Clarke
Rhode Island Doesn’t Have a Revenue Problem — It Has a Spending Problem
Why a $14 Billion Budget, Fast‑Growing Revenues, and Yet Another “Millionaire’s Tax” Prove Smith Hill Has Its Priorities Backwards
11 hrs ago
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David Clarke
Why Ashley Kalus Might Be Rhode Island’s Best Shot in 2026
Tired of McKee vs. Foulkes? Here’s the candidate who could actually change the direction of this state.
Mar 2
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David Clarke
February 2026
Adults in the Room: What Trump’s Speech Got Right and What Rhode Island Needs More
You don’t have to like Trump to admit the system is failing working‑class Rhode Islanders and it’s time someone said it out loud.
Feb 25
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David Clarke
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Barefoot on the Beach, Hands in Our Pockets: The Sheldon Whitehouse Rhode Islanders Actually See
While we juggle past-due bills, our senator films blame-Trump videos 24/7 on social media.
Feb 3
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David Clarke
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January 2026
Rhode Island Needs Adults in the Room on Immigration and Public Safety
Moving past slogans and street fights toward a sane, pro‑enforcement, pro‑community approach that protects both safety and dignity.
Jan 30
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David Clarke
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Before You Mark That Box: Rhode Islanders Can’t Afford Another Decade of the Same Politics
One‑party rule has left families drowning in bills and short on hope. This year, Republicans, independents, and soft Democrats alike have one choice to…
Jan 30
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David Clarke
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What Rhode Islanders Really Care About (And Why It’s Not Getting Fixed)
Healthcare, housing, broken bridges, and underperforming schools are crushing families while both parties talk past the problems instead of solving…
Jan 25
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David Clarke
Middle of the Pack: Why Rhode Island Schools Still Trail Massachusetts
Only one in three Rhode Island students is on grade level while our neighbor leads the nation. Here’s what’s broken—and what it would take to finally…
Jan 23
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David Clarke
Rhode Island’s Independence Illusion
Why “unaffiliated” voters keep firing off complaints about taxes, schools, and trust in government—then walking into the booth and giving Democrats…
Jan 22
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David Clarke
Rhode Island’s Sanctuary Standoff: When Politics Gamble With Our Paychecks
Providence is escalating a fight with federal immigration authorities while Rhode Island faces a major budget deficit, betting Washington dollars and…
Jan 21
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David Clarke
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SHOW US THE RECEIPTS: RHODE ISLANDERS DEMAND AN HONEST LOOK AT A $14 BILLION STATE BUDGET
From sky‑high spending to unanswered questions, voters across the Ocean State are calling for a fair, independent audit to finally reveal where every…
Jan 18
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David Clarke
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