New Hampshire candidate for governor Kelly Ayotte called Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey "soft on crime" after police said a man driving a car with Massachusetts license plates robbed a mailman in southern New Hampshire.
"Shocker: Mass. license plate involved in Nashua robbery," Ayotte said on the social media platform widely known as Twitter on Wednesday, April 17. "Unlike @MassGovernor, I don't tolerate soft-on-crime policies. As Governor, I'll ensure criminals who come to New Hampshire from Massachusetts find no sanctuary in our state."
After Iran launched over 300 drones and missiles toward Israel last weekend, the Massachusetts Republican Party has been standing with Israel.
"Israel has consistently expressed their desire for peace. Hamas holds the key to ending the loss of thousands of lives by releasing the Israeli hostages, yet they persist in refusal, only seeking one outcome: the destruction of Israel," Massachusetts Republican Party chairman Amy Carnevale said in a press release. "Therefore, Israel retains the unequivocal right to take all necessary measures to bring their people safely back to their families. Now that Iran has escalated this war, it is more important than ever that leaders across the Commonwealth and the nation unite to unequivocally stand in solidarity with Israel, which is confronting an existential threat."
