"Working people - the ones building our communities, teaching our kids, paying the bills - have been left behind, and many are leaving. Our current one-party system isn't working,"
"I'm running to be a new kind of governor. One with the faith, the heart, and the grit to serve for Massachusetts."
Michael Minogue launched a Republican campaign for Massachusetts governor after months of speculation, announcing his bid in a video. He said working people have been left behind and criticized a one-party system, pledging to be a governor with faith, heart, and grit. He cited Desert Storm military service, a West Point engineering degree from 1989, and nearly two decades as CEO of Abiomed until 2023. He hosted Vice President J.D. Vance at a fundraiser, donated substantial sums to the RNC and the Trump 47 Committee, and lives in Gloucester with his wife Renee and five children. He faces rivals Mike Kennealy and Brian Shortsleeve.
Read at Boston.com
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