 and from the listeners who support this NPR station. This is the Publix Radio. I'm Ian Donis, and you're listening to Political Roundtable. Rhode Islanders are among those celebrating the Fourth of July this week with cookouts, fireworks, and family get-togethers. But politics rarely takes a day off, and July 4th marks a line between the end of the General Assembly session last month and the start of campaigns for the legislature and other offices.