The American people weren’t born yesterday.

Donald Trump said he is “proudly the person responsible” for overturning Roe. He owns this.

It’s true. And that’s exactly what we’re going to do in November.

We aren’t going to let Trump lie his way out of this. He owns this.

Gov. @Maura_Healey: “Because of Donald Trump, 1 in 3 American women right now live under an abortion ban. Donald Trump is a direct threat to women and a direct threat to reproductive freedom.”

Trump is “proud” of this. It’s appalling. We can’t let him set foot in the oval office.

We’re not going to let Donald Trump lie his way out of this. He is proud to have ended Roe and is supporting horrific abortion bans across the country.
 
Donald Trump is a direct threat to women’s rights and health care, and we can’t let him set foot in the oval office.

Let's go!

When abortion rights are on the ballot, voters make their voices heard loud and clear.

Reproductive freedom is at stake in Florida this November. This is far from over.

We are determined to deliver relief from high costs.

That’s why I made it a priority to sign our state’s first Tax Cuts in more than 20 years, passing $1 billion in savings on to residents.

We’re coming together to deliver for the people of Massachusetts.

This month, Massachusetts was named the best state in America for women.

We’re going to make sure it stays #1.

On Women's History Month, I think about the achievements of all the women who came before us, who blazed a trail, shattered glass ceilings, and built a better world.

We can honor their legacy by continuing to fight for our rights every day.

When Donald Trump directed Republicans to kill the bipartisan border deal, he showed yet again that he’s not interested in solving problems. He wants to stoke chaos and cruelty because he thinks it will benefit him politically. He's wrong. America, and Massachusetts, need action.

When workers and unions that represent them are strong, America is strong. I’m proud to stand with labor, and continue this critical work with the Teamsters to keep building an economy that works for everyone.

Fred was a great man who led a life of service for his country and community over his 20+ year career in the Navy. I know he was so proud to see you live out those values every day, Kim. My heart is with you and your family.

Since it’s my birthday today I want to give a special shoutout to my mom, who has been there for me from the very beginning! Here’s some proof:

51 years ago, the Supreme Court issued its landmark decision in Roe v. Wade.

Since 2022, we’ve seen women in some states denied lifesaving care, doctors threatened with prosecution. But not here.

And I promise you this — in Massachusetts, we will protect your rights. Always.

Government should be there to make life easier, not harder.

If you want to tune in for my first State of The Commonwealth address at 7:00pm today, just head over to mass.gov/SOTC to watch live!