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Minogue digs in on State Police allegation
Headline from WWLP Springfield
Asked to present evidence of his claim that the State Police union allegedly cut a deal with Gov. Maura Healey to trade an endorsement for a new contract, Republican opponent Mike Minogue alleged broadly that "people know" and pointed Tuesday to the "perception of corruption."
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Republican gubernatorial nominee Mike Minogue raised allegations about the Massachusetts State Police union’s endorsement of Gov. Maura Healey — which the union rejected as “categorically false” and the Healey campaign called “an unhinged rant.
With one week until Election Day, Governor Maura Healey rejected her Republican challenger’s claims about the state police union’s endorsement of her. Mike Minogue suggested...
Mike Minogue continued to make claims of a quid pro quo against his opponent, Gov. Maura Healey, on Tuesday. The Republican nominee for governor suggested, without documented evidence, that the State Police Association of Massachusetts endorsed Healey in exchange for a contract.
Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Mike Minogue doubled down on claims be made on social media this weekend. Minogue suggested Governor Maura Healey cut a deal with...
Asked to present evidence of his claim that the State Police union allegedly cut a deal with Gov. Maura Healey to trade an endorsement for a new contract, Republican opponent Mike Minogue alleged broadly that "people know" and pointed Tuesday to the "perception of corruption."
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