Governor Maura Healey (D) wants Massachusetts voters to remember that she is a former attorney general who “prosecuted and put away bad guys. Drug traffickers, human traffickers.”
Meanwhile, a Healey staffer is facing drug-trafficking charges, and the state somehow managed to mistakenly pay him $30,000 of taxpayer money after he was fired.
You cannot script this level of government incompetence.
Healey campaigns as the tough former prosecutor while the government she runs apparently cannot even prevent a fired employee facing serious criminal charges from receiving an erroneous taxpayer-funded payout.
Massachusetts does not have an accountability problem because taxpayers are not paying enough.
It has an accountability problem because one-party government has become so insulated from consequences that even spectacular failures are treated like routine administrative errors,
And Healey wants four more years.
This should be repeated regularly until the November election, don't let any of the 72% forget that @MassGovernor@MassAGO and the @MassDems REFUSED to allow our audit for fear of exposing their massive corruption... If they had nothing to hide the audit would have been done a long time ago...
Let not forget that Maura and the Mass Dems REFUSE to allow the audit that 72% of us voted for. If they nothing to hide the audit would have been done already...
The contrast in the Massachusetts governor’s race could not be more revealing.
The current Governor, Maura Healey (D), stood before voters and offered virtually no defense of her record. Instead, she screamed about Donald Trump, smeared PragerU as “anti-gay racist propaganda,” and portrayed anyone who disagrees with her as racist, anti-gay, extremist, and dangerous.
Mike Minogue (R) thanked God, his family, veterans, teachers, nurses, fishermen, small-business owners, and the people who supported his opponents.
Healey screamed about Trump.
Minogue talked about affordable housing, better schools, lower energy costs, safer communities, accountable government, ending sanctuary-state policies, and dismantling the one-party system that has made Massachusetts unaffordable.
Healey offered fear, division, and recycled political smears.
Minogue offered service, gratitude, accountability, and a message to people who did not vote for him... “You have a home here. You are welcome here.”
One candidate believes Massachusetts belongs to the Democratic establishment.
The other believes it belongs to the people who live, work, raise families, and pay taxes there.
That is the choice in November.
Ryan Reynolds didn’t come of age in the 80s and he grew up in Canada. 🤡
So allow me to explain:
The 80s isn’t a decade. It’s an American cultural phenomenon that began in 1983 and ended on September 24, 1991, when Nevermind was released.
It was a period of unbridled optimism and glorious excess. Just look at the music, movies, fashion, cars. It was a vibe.
Of course bad things happened. Bad things always happen.
But nobody walked around talking about “socio-political issues.” Algorithms didn’t feed us rage bait 24/7.
There was enough technology, but not too much.
There were no cell phones. (I have no idea how we got around.)
We listened to radio and bought albums on cassettes. We read newspapers.
Kids disappeared on their bikes all day.
Malls were packed and local economies thrived.
It was the high-water mark for human civilization.
The current Governor, Maura Healey (D), stood before voters and offered virtually no defense of her record. Instead, she screamed about Donald Trump, smeared PragerU as “anti-gay racist propaganda,” and portrayed anyone who disagrees with her as racist, anti-gay, extremist, and dangerous..
Mike Minogue (R) thanked God, his family, veterans, teachers, nurses, fishermen, small-business owners, and the people who supported his opponents.
Healey screamed about Trump.
Minogue talked about affordable housing, better schools, lower energy costs, safer communities, accountable government, ending sanctuary-state policies, and dismantling the one-party system that has made Massachusetts unaffordable.
Healey offered fear, division, and recycled political smears.
Minogue offered service, gratitude, accountability, and a message to people who did not vote for him... “You have a home here. You are welcome here.”
One candidate believes Massachusetts belongs to the Democratic establishment.
The other believes it belongs to the people who live, work, raise families, and pay taxes there.
That is the choice in November.
@MassGovernor
Maura Healey- let’s talk about Massachusetts. You have failed as the leader of Massachusetts- and you can’t run on your record. You are overspending, over taxing and over regulating. People and businesses are leaving. I created more private jobs than you have for the entire state. You are last in the nation in private job growth. Last.
In the business world, you would be fired. As a politician, your strategy is to blame others for your failures.
Where is our audit we voted for? Time for a new kind of Governor.
https://t.co/sQrSoueVLD
This dude doesn’t know jack shit about the 1980s in America—and Jack left town.
I was a teenager when the ’80s ended, and it was an INCREDIBLE time to be alive.
No social-media rage farming. The Miracle on Ice kicked off the decade, and the Berlin Wall and communism came crashing down at the end. Reagan putting up monster GDP growth numbers. Pre-woke MTV. Indiana Jones. No men in women’s bathrooms. And much, much more.
The ’80s TORE IT UP.
Friends don’t let friends fall for Hollywood propaganda.
God bless America—and God bless the ’80s! 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Three months ago I endorsed @mikeminoguema because Republicans needed to unite around a new kind of Governor. Tuesday’s results proved that Mike Minogue is ready to take on Maura Healey.
I strongly encourage everyone - Republican, Independent, and Democrat - to check out his candidacy and vote for him this November.
Serving as Governor is a privilege that Maura Healey has squandered.
If one-party rule doesn’t change soon, MA may be lost forever. They’ve become so arrogant and corrupt, they refuse to do an audit 72% of voters made law. MA is the only state where government officials don’t have to answer to public records requests.
Voters get a chance to vote for change in November.
Hey MA voters. What ways you better off under the 4-year reign of @maura_healey@MayorWu@AJCampbellMA?
- Is MA more affordable? Energy? Property taxes, water bills?
- You more confident there’s no abuse, waste, fraud in our state spending?
- Beacon Hill more transparent?
- Your healthcare costs & services improved?
- More big companies & jobs coming here?
- Are more young people coming, starting families & careers here?
- You & your family feel safer?
- Our roads better & cleaner?
- You more confident in our voter registration process / integrity?
- Public schools doing better for kids they educate?
- You happy that Dem leaders boast of MA as gender transition & abortion haven?
- You proud to call MA your home state under the Maura & Michelle regime?
MA is easily fixable. Common sense, moderate leaders on the ballot in Nov. @mikeminoguema@DeatonforSenate@OliverForLG@VoteDionneMA@micahqjones@UsaReclaim@chestermtam@Macallister2026
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