Gov. Maura Healey speaks to supporters at an election night rally in Massachusetts. She tells the crowd "you chose the kind of state we want to be": one where diversity is a strength and seniors get the housing and health care they deserve. She adds "women make decisions about their own healthcare, not the government."
The receipt
- Who
- Maura Healey
- Where
- rally - election night, Massachusetts
- Original footage
- NBC 10 WJAR · watch the full video from this moment
- Length
- 59 seconds, unedited within the cut
- Plays
- 93 on Instagram
Read the transcript
you chose the kind of state we want to be. A state and a place where everyone can live free and safe in their communities. Where diversity is a strength, not a flaw. Where families can thrive and where there's no better place to raise a child. where we nourish our kids and give them an education that sets them up for success no matter their career path, where we make sure our seniors get housing and health care that they deserve, where we champion science and research, where someone with an idea and a little bit of determination can start a small business or incubate the next vertex, where young people know they can be who they are and be proud of it. And where women make decisions about their own healthcare, not the government.
Machine transcript of the clip's audio; names are checked, small words may differ.