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Experience Values

Fiscally conservative and Socially moderate. I'm here to keep big government out of your lives and let you enjoy
your freedom as all Americans should. Massachusetts currently has an historically high budget surplus and
its about time we get that money back in the form of tax breaks

Paul’s
Priorities

Massachuesetts isn’t called “Taxachusettes” for no reason. We need to focus on the people and the economy first and stop focusing on putting politics into schools and giving away hard earned money to illegal aliens.

Protecting Seniors

Our local senior population is growing and we need to protect the greatest generation. Let’s invest in the local senior center and take care of elders as they have taken care of us.

Creating Jobs

Wilmington and Tewksbury are no longer small farm towns. We are surrounded by major corporations who pay thousands in much needed tax revenue to the towns around us and its about time we bring some big business into Wilmington and Tewksbury to support our growing financial needs.

Growing Our Economy

As our population grows so does our needs for businesses large and small. I support small businesses and will immediately submit legislation to make sure that excess COVID funds are released to the small local businesses that need it the most.

About

Meet Paul

It’s time to send some common sense to the State House.   We can’t afford another minute, let alone two years, of the legislature mismanaging our money and continually asking for more…

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03 May, 2024

Massachusetts pays millions to vendors in migrant crisis with little oversight, I-Team finds

BOSTON – The cost of the migrant and homeless crisis in Massachusetts is now approaching $1 billion. WBZ-TV’s I-Team has found the state is paying millions to vendors with little oversight on how that taxpayer money is being spent.

06 May, 2024

The Economist Admits Mass Migration is Costly and Increases Inflation

Ever since it became painfully clear that post-Covid inflation was not “transitory,” the open-borders lobby claimed that high levels of immigration would help reduce inflation. However, a recent article in the otherwise socially

19 January, 2024

Mass. taxes on hotels, meals, vehicles could rise under Healey plan

The Municipal Empowerment Act would enable cities and towns to generate more revenue by raising the maximum local option tax on hotels, motels and other rentals from 6% to 7% of the price of a room, Healey’s office said

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