U.S. Representative Seth Moulton (D-Salem) says his now-ending campaign for president "helped chip away at the stigma of mental health issues, especially among fellow veterans," according to a news report summarizing his forthcoming withdrawal speech.
Moulton was polling at 0 percent, tied for last among the 21 Democratic candidates for president, according to Morning Consult.
Pastor and former Republican candidate for governor Scott Lively is planning to leave politics and leave Massachusetts.
Lively is planning to move to Memphis, Tennessee and begin a Christian university there, according to an email newsletter cited by State House News Service.
