We surpassed 10,000 unique doors knocked today! Campaign manager Jeremy hit 3,000 of them! Knocked on 800 today in Newton, Brookline, Attleboro, Franklin, and Mansfield.
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🚨Jason Poulos for U.S. Congress #MA04, progressive candidate in the Dem primary, will fight Big Tech to protect workers against AI displacement! 👏🏽 👏🏽
🗳️ Vote for Jason by Sept 1st.
"Sherborn resident Jason Poulos is hoping to upset Auchincloss and advance to the November 3 general election.
The main issue Poulos is pushing is healthcare costs and the need for Medicare for all."
https://t.co/h2Vp7CnAve
"Poulos's professional background is in artificial intelligence. He completed a postdoc at Harvard Medical School studying AI and health policy, then worked for Scale AI and with a Stanford group evaluating frontier AI systems. His platform calls for a federal AI regulatory agency independent of the executive branch and a moratorium on new data center construction.
His top legislative priority: the Medicare for All Act, which he argues would save $450 billion per year and cover 27 million uninsured Americans."
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"U.S. Reps. Richard Neal, D-1st District; Jake Auchincloss, D-4th District; Katherine Clark, D-5th District; Seth Moulton, D-6th District; Stephen Lynch, D-8th District, and Bill Keating, D-9th District, all nabbed Fs from The Political Integrity Project.
The grades were based on an analysis of the individual lawmakers’ investment portfolios, their contributions from corporate PACs and other factors." @integritypac
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Had a great time at the League of Women Voters hosted debate at NewTV in Newton. While @RepAuchincloss was down the street hosting a fundraiser, he should have been in the studio to explain to voters why he deserves reelection. I've extended an invitation to the incumbent for a series of 3 debates, which he has also not accepted. The district deserves a real debate before its voters begin casting their ballots: https://t.co/u48oGiD7bx
The adverse impacts of AI is not theoretical anymore. It's happening in real time. Just last month, the company Oracle announced that 21,000 jobs would be laid off due to AI. It's not because they weren't being profitable. It's because they wanted to invest that money into AI data centers, the infrastructure that's powering these powerful AI models. It's leading to environmental and health impacts that are degrading the quality of life for people living around these AI data centers.
@RepAuchincloss has voted for $23 billion to Israel's military, and I disagree with that. I would have voted against funding the IDF. If elected to Congress, I would cosponsor the Block the Bombs Act, which would restrict military funding to Israel.
Join Sunday’s Progressive Town Hall As Progressives Surge in the Primaries
8/9/2026 on Zoom at 4pm ET/1pm PT
Registration link in comments.
Featured guests:
Elijah Manley for Congress (FL-20)
Jason Poulos for Congress (MA-04)
@iElijahManley@jasonvpoulos
Boston Democratic Socialists of America recommends our campaign for Congress: "If Democrats retake the House, they need more representatives like Poulos, and none at all like Auchincloss." https://t.co/i3rPZhCLxK
We need a floor floor under every person in the form of Medicare for All so healthcare is not tied to your job; the PRO Act so workers can bargain over how AI gets deployed; and an AI dividend from the productivity gains of that technology.
Can't confuse us for solar panel salespeople now! Team Poulos hitting the streets. Knocked on over 350 doors in Mansfield, Norton, Brookline, and Newton.
"Jason Poulos ... one of the messages that he wants to get out in his campaign is that we're totally not ready for AI and the way it's going to upend the workforce... His other is that we are basically enabling a genocide by Israel in Gaza."
The Massachusetts Teachers Association has endorsed our campaign for Congress!
I'm a lifelong product of Mass. public schools — Dover-Sherborn High, then UMass Amherst on a Pell Grant and work-study — and I carried a union card in every job I held through grad school. I've taught and tutored, and learned a truth along the way: how teachers organize is how students win.
In Congress, I'll fight to fully fund special education. Congress promised to cover 40% of the cost of IDEA and delivers barely 15%. I'll vote against every voucher scheme that drains money from public schools. I'll work to pass the PRO Act so educators can bargain without retribution, and to cancel student debt, because a $40K loan balance on an educator's salary is a pay cut.
I don't take corporate PAC money. My opponent does. That independence is what lets me answer to teachers instead of donors.
Let's win this for every public school in the Fourth District. The Democratic primary is Tuesday, September 1, with early voting starting Saturday, August 22.