Dan McKee

I’ve said for years that energy affordability is one of my top priorities, and that I will use every tool available to lower costs for Rhode Islanders.

Bringing regional leaders together creates opportunities that no single community can achieve alone.

Twenty-five years later, we have not forgotten and we will never forget.

We will always remember their valor, and we are stronger for it.

And we pay tribute to those who gave the ultimate sacrifice.

It’s a feeling and a moment we must never forget.

We may never fully know the pain their families and friends feel. But today and every day, Rhode Island stands with them and their loved ones.

Twenty-five years later and the pain of September 11th still feels fresh for so many.

The option here is somebody who wants to buy this state office who doesn’t have any credibility with their policy thoughts and someone like myself, who has a strong record in terms of working people.

“Being ahead of our neighbors is not the same as paying what it actually costs to provide care,”

This is a choice between a governor who fights for you and Helena Foulkes, a corporate CEO who donated to Mitch McConnell and put profit over working people.

This state isn’t for sale, and neither is this election.

This memorial is one way of saying that we see you, we honor you, and we will never forget you. Serving your country takes courage. We can never fully repay that sacrifice, but we can make sure it’s remembered.

I will keep pressing this issue, and my administration will be back before the PUC to make the case again for putting ratepayer savings ahead of utility profits.

Energy affordability is my top priority.

After three winning debates, Governor McKee’s momentum continues to grow because of the clear choice in this race: a Governor who fights for working people, versus a corporate executive who made millions while our communities were flooded…

As long as I am Governor, this state will show up for working people.

Fifteen years ago, a promise was taken away from our workers.

I really want this project to go. I think it’s a critical issue that we pull the trigger, so to speak, when the opportunity is there.

Rhode Islanders deserve energy that is affordable, reliable and secure.

The new hub will help grow ridership and create new opportunities for RIPTA’s future.

My administration will continue to support our students and educators as we work to strengthen academic achievement and close the achievement gap with Massachusetts.

I am the governor of the state of Rhode Island and you disrespected me.

I’m already looking into it. That’s how it has to be corrected, a constitutional amendment.