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For politicians, Twitter remains a learning process

What does it take to get as many followers as Newark Mayor Cory Booker or State Department official Alec Ross? Many politicians struggle as they discover that's not all Twitter is about.
The Monitor's View: Taking choice out of personal health

As more governments move to restrict personal choices as a way to cut costs, especially in health care, they can easily impinge on both liberty and alternative ideas about health.

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Topic: Mick Cornett

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For politicians, Twitter remains a learning process

The Monitor's View: Taking choice out of personal health

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