Democratic governors say they’re forming a resistance group against Trump. Maura Healey is not among them.
The Massachusetts governor, whose political rise was fueled in part by her repeated battles with now president-elect Donald Trump, is not a member of the newly formed initiative known as Governors Safeguarding Democracy.
Democratic Governors Create Group to Resist Trump Policies
With their Governors Safeguarding Democracy group, Democrats J.B. Pritzker of Illinois and Jared Polis of Colorado join attorneys general and other Democratic governors who have pledged to resist conservative Trump policies on everything from immigration to rollbacks on environmental protections.
Gov. Maura Healey knocked Rep. Seth Moulton for "playing politics" with his comments about transgender athletes.
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