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Levenson is a reporter in the Globe’s State House bureau. He previously reported for the City Hall bureau and the Metro desk. A graduate of Wesleyan University, he covered Mitt Romney’s 2008 presidential campaign, the 2009 Boston mayoral election, and the 2010 governor’s race.
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Democratic opponent criticizes Elizabeth Warren’s response on Native American issue
By Michael Levenson , Globe Staff
For nearly three weeks, Scott Brown’s campaign has been battering Elizabeth Warren for listing herself as a Native American on a legal directory and then being billed as a minority law professor at Harvard University. Now, Warren has a Democratic critic, too. Warren’s primary opponent, Marisa DeFranco, who is trying to raise her profile in the race, is arguing that voters should be concerned about Warren’s “lack of a clear, consistent message” in response to the Native American controversy.
Mass. Senate proposes budget plan with no tax hikes
By Noah Bierman and Michael Levenson , Globe Staff
The $32 billion proposal would cut some social services, but increase spending on local government and education without raising taxes or fees.
Warren seeks to refocus campaign on Wall St.
By Michael Levenson , Globe Staff
Elizabeth Warren is seizing on a $2 billion trading loss at JPMorgan Chase to steer her Senate campaign toward comfortable territory: recklessness in the financial sector.
Democrats inquire about JPMorgan ties to Brown
By Michael Levenson and Noah Bierman , Globe Staff
Elizabeth Warren’s allies asked Brown to disclose any links to the bank, which is under fire for a $2 billion loss.