Karen Spilka
President of the Massachusetts SenateWikipedia
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Search complete. 7 mentions across 5 episodes found for "Karen Spilka".
Oct 7, 2026
Illegals Who Shot NYC Officer, Were Arrested In Lynn, Not A Word From The Media | 10.07.26 - The Howie Carr Show Hour 1
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38:03JamesAUDIENCE
Th- this guy's an Army Ranger? He has no killer instinct.
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38:06JamesAUDIENCE
[laughs] What's he gonna make, have tea with the Democrats? Karen Spilka's gonna wring him out like a rag.
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38:13JamesAUDIENCE
It's just ridiculous.
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38:15Howie CarrHOST
And the ...
Monday, Sep 28: Ryan Pereira; Gov. Maura Healey
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31:37Tim WeisbergHOST
When Mark Montagny's putting out a statement, you know, heralding this and, you know, celebrating this, that makes me feel pretty good that the legislature's going to approve it.
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31:46speaker_10AUDIENCE
You think so, Karen Spilka and Ron Mariano? Yes.
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31:50speaker_10AUDIENCE
You think they're going to put the seal of approval on this?
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31:54Ryan PereiraGUEST
Yep, I do.
Data Privacy
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6:13Kade CrockfordGUEST
So we were thrilled that Senate...
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6:16Kade CrockfordGUEST
Senate President Karen Spilka last year said, hey, I know you guys want to pass this location data bill.
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6:24Kade CrockfordGUEST
Good idea.
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6:25Kade CrockfordGUEST
But we should do more than that.
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7:40Kade CrockfordGUEST
And Google is not a health care company.
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7:43Kade CrockfordGUEST
So all of the information that you are, like... you know, sharing with private companies about your health, whether it's through a period tracking app on your phone or through a search engine or visiting WebMD or something like that, none of that information has any privacy protection whatsoever.
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8:00Kade CrockfordGUEST
So Karen Spilka, President Spilka was right.
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8:04Kade CrockfordGUEST
Addressing cell phone location data is not enough.
The Forward Party Podcast EP19 - Elizabeth Dionne and Emily Buss on Governing Across Party Lines
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14:23Elizabeth DionGUEST
The VAT 99% of the state does not vote for the most powerful officer in the state.
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14:29Elizabeth DionGUEST
Second, most powerful is Karen Spilka, the Senate president.
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14:31Elizabeth DionGUEST
She's elected by people in Framingham.
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14:33Elizabeth DionGUEST
Again, 80, 89, well, actually about 95% of Massachusetts has not voted for her.
Episode 221 - The dangers of legislating by ballot initiatives with Jennifer Nassour
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21:05Jennifer NassourGUEST
All of us.
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21:07Jennifer NassourGUEST
Karen Spilka is in the same situation.
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21:10Jennifer NassourGUEST
Senate president.
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21:11Jennifer NassourGUEST
That is disgraceful.
8 MINS LATER
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28:45Jennifer NassourGUEST
And then if she makes it and she's attorney general again, she doesn't get paid again.
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28:51Jennifer NassourGUEST
Well, what do you think she probably wants to do? Probably wants to run for governor.
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28:55Jennifer NassourGUEST
Who would she need? She would need Karen Spilka in her corner.
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28:58Jennifer NassourGUEST
She would need Ron Mariano in her corner.