You can’t suck energy off the grid and hurt other ratepayers, and you can’t do harm to our environment, especially when it comes to water.
Maura Healey
The Public Record
Maura Tracy Healey is the Attorney General of Massachusetts, having taken office on January 21, 2015. A member of the Democratic Party, she has focused her efforts on consumer protection, civil rights, and environmental issues throughout her tenure. Healey has gained national attention for her legal actions against corporations and her advocacy for progressive policies. She is known for her strong stance on issues such as healthcare access and social justice.
Data centers can support innovation and economic growth, but if developers want to build in Massachusetts, they need to first demonstrate that they can do so without driving up costs or harming our communities.
Look, I’m setting up this working group because I want action, okay.
Massachusetts is where the offshore wind industry is born in this country and where it’s going to take off from, and Vineyard Wind is showing us what is possible.
Every day, we’re beholden to some foreign country far, far away, and every day, we’re beholden to utility companies that are playing with the markets. That’s not right. We can do better.
What I’m really psyched about is what the workers were able to do here and the energy that we’re able to bring online that’s going to help drive down energy costs for people in New England.
Massachusetts will not turn our back on families who built their lives here in our great state.
Donald Trump is ripping away protections from families and children who have fled devastating earthquakes, violence and other humanitarian crises to build safe, productive lives here in Massachusetts and across the country.
President Trump should be focusing on reopening the government that he controls instead of repeatedly fighting to take away food from American families.
If President Trump wants to penalize states for preventing Americans from going hungry, we will see him in court.
The president has got to give a clear directive to Republicans that they need to reopen government because Americans are suffering.
I strongly urge that. I hope it happens immediately on Monday. People in this country should not go hungry.
We want the voices heard, whether you vote for me or not. I want your votes to count.
I can tell you that governors I know – maybe with the exception of this person in Texas, evidently – we want our constituents represented.
I know all of us here are of the deep view that no family, no resident, no community, should ever have to suffer or live with fear that something like this could happen to them or to their loved one.
Boston is New England's capitol and hub, and would be the perfect place for a WNBA team.
We are all praying for those who lost loved ones and for the full recovery of those who were injured.
A lot of them are immobile, you know. They're in wheelchairs or they have walkers. They can't easily move and they were disoriented.
I inherited a busted unemployment insurance situation with a $3 billion bill that was laid on our desk due to a mistake made in the prior administration.





