The attack on Charlie Kirk was unimaginable and horrific. My prayers are with his family in the wake of this tragic loss. We must stand together as a nation to reject political violence of any kind.
I’m so grateful to all our volunteers for an incredible Preliminary Day, and to everyone who took time to vote for me. Thank you. See you in November.
I will protect Franklin Park and keep it exclusively for Boston students and families, not a private soccer team.
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Safety is a feeling, not a statistic.
Forty bullets were fired here last weekend, and now customers and neighbors do not feel safe.
But our small businesses need us.
Stop by Mike’s Donuts, grab dinner at Lily’s, and keep showing up for the neighborhood, people, and businesses that make Boston what it is.
Josh Kraft retweeted
#iknowJosh Stephen Pina spent 28 years incarcerated for a wrongful conviction. It brought tears to his eyes when Josh showed up to support him—without cameras, without fanfare, just a genuine belief in doing what’s right.
Josh has always believed in lifting others up. Now, the community is stepping up for him.
Josh Kraft retweeted
Honored to celebrate the endorsement of the International Longshoremen’s Association last night. Grateful to ILA leaders George McEvoy & Bernie O’Donnell, and to Rep. Lynch & Councilor Flynn. We’re building a coalition rooted in hard work and solidarity.
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Anissa Essaibi George, a former city councilor who was defeated by Michelle Wu in the mayoral race four years ago, is endorsing Wu’s opponent Josh Kraft, saying that he “represents the leadership Boston desperately needs right now.” trib.al/3gMwbyX






