Chester Tam
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Massachusetts State Representative 9th Bristol District Candidate 2026
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The footage out of UNC Wilmington: Falmouth, MA resident Zofia Zambrano caught on camera vandalizing a memorial to Charlie Kirk. The video shows her defacing the mural dedicated to the late conservative activist, who was tragically assassinated last week. This act of vandalism is beyond disrespectful, and it shows how there are shortage of news that continues to embarrass the state of Massachusetts.
Chester Tam113,147 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
Good morning to everyone in Massachusetts who rejects Governor Maura Healey's claim that skyrocketing housing costs in our state are solely due to the President's new 35% tariff on Canadian lumber. As she puts it: "They're bad for American families." "They're bad for American businesses." "They're the opposite of America first." Who else believes the real culprit is decades of failed Democrat policies at the state level? All they seem to do is deflect and blame the current administration for their own messes. Home prices have been climbing steadily long before this tariff, with forecasts predicting another 3-5% rise in 2025, no matter what. It's time to fix the root causes here at home.
Chester Tam87,835 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
Good morning to everyone in Massachusetts who feels that the younger generation is slowly waking up and refusing to follow the woke agendas. At yesterday’s “No Kings” rally on Boston Common, even NBC 10’s Sue O'Connell: COMMENTATOR, not a reporter pointed out live on air, “It’s an older crowd. A lot of white hair. You see Q-tips… not a lot of young people.” It makes you wonder if the older and wealthier crowd leading these movements doesn’t feel the same everyday struggles that younger people do. The cost of living, housing, and energy in our state keeps climbing, and maybe the next generation is finally realizing that these so-called progressive ideas aren’t helping them at all. What do you think? Are the tides starting to turn?
Chester Tam63,622 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
Governor Healey posted this video on facebook, telling supporters there’s a real difference in November and that she needs their help knocking on all the doors. She’s asking folks to talk to families, friends, and co-workers about this election for the governor’s seat. She says this race is really important and the choice couldn’t be more clear. According to her, Mike Minogue and Brian Shortsleeve stand with Trump but she stands with you. Worried about housing, affording rent, or buying a home? She says she’s your girl. Worried about food security and feeding your family? She’s your girl. Worried about healthcare or how your aging parents are going to get care and a place to live? She says she’s got you. At the end of the day, she wants people to know who’s on their side, who believes in them, and who’s fighting for them while painting her opponents as just a rubber stamp for Donald Trump, who she claims has hurt our economy, our families, our state, and our country. She’s reminding everyone that she’s going to be the governor for them and has their back. Here’s the reality check, though… Instead of fixing the problems right here in Massachusetts, she keeps blaming the Trump administration for her issues. If it were really Trump’s fault, every single state would be dealing with the exact same struggles right now. But they’re not. Massachusetts families are tired of the excuses. We deserve a governor who actually solves problems instead of pointing fingers at Washington.
Chester Tam27,884 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten
Good morning to everyone in Massachusetts who can see the writing on the wall when it comes to Proposition 2½. We’ve already heard Mayor Wu floating the idea, and now Governor Healey is signaling she’d consider getting rid of it too. Prop 2½ is the only thing keeping our property taxes from skyrocketing across the state. Without it, homeowners and renters alike will feel the squeeze. Under Healey’s watch, local aid has stayed flat while state spending has exploded. If they scrap Prop 2½, every taxpayer in Massachusetts will pay the price.
Chester Tam56,116 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten
Good morning to everyone in Massachusetts who sees the charges and fees on their utility bills. Governor Healey says these costs were added over the years, piece by piece, and now her administration is the one taking them off. But if that’s the case, why did it take until her fourth year in office to finally ask utility companies to justify every line item on the bill? These bills were already painfully high last winter. Why wasn’t this done then? Did she really expect anything to change by doing nothing while families were struggling to keep up? People didn’t suddenly notice their bills were high. They’ve been dealing with it for years. So, the question is simple: will anything that isn’t helping ratepayers actually be removed, because really, when has a charge on a utility bill ever helped anyone? Real relief isn’t a press conference. It’s fewer charges on the bill and lower totals at the bottom of the page. At some point, her supporters need to realize this administration isn’t the solution, it’s the problem.
Chester Tam43,752 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten
Good morning to everyone in Massachusetts watching their family and friends leave the commonwealth. Mid 2025 population estimates compared to the 2020 census show the biggest gains in Texas Florida North Carolina Georgia and Arizona. Meanwhile the largest domestic outmigration is from California New York Illinois New Jersey and yes right here in Massachusetts. House seats are apportioned by population. If trends hold for 2030 the slower growth states including Massachusetts could lose 7 House seats while the fastest growing gain 7. That flows to the Electoral College. Using mid 2025 estimates one side's path to the White House drops to just 263 electoral votes short of the 270 needed. This is not just about red states and blue states. It is about why families and businesses are leaving: cost of living taxes housing affordability energy prices regulations. Massachusetts is a beautiful state. But if we keep losing people, we must ask serious questions about competitiveness and affordability. Population is more than a statistic. It is representation influence and our future in Congress and the Electoral College. It is no wonder why the Democrats fight so hard to keep those who do not belong here.
Chester Tam28,796 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten
Good morning to everyone in Massachusetts who’s tired of watching the media look the other way. When Governor Healey can flat-out lie in a press conference yesterday and not a single reporter in the room has the courage to call her out, it says everything you need to know. Our state is completely run by Democrats, and the mainstream media keeps covering for them at every turn. No wonder so many liberal voters still believe conservatives are the ones spreading falsehoods. That’s why it’s so important for conservative voices who are telling the truth to be amplified on social media. Every like, follow, share, and sub helps push back against the fake news and beat the algorithms that try to silence us. Wake up liberal Massachusetts. The bias is real... *Credit Mass Fiscal Alliance for the video.
Chester Tam29,855 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
Senator Elizabeth Warren is embarrassing herself and Massachusetts yet again by crying that Elon Musk is "seizing power from the American people" by not allowing the government to waste taxpayer money. Warren is loudly claiming she’ll fight for you while spreading a falsehood that Elon wants to control America’s payment system and block Social Security and medical payments for seniors. This is going to be a long four years for her if she keeps going at this pace.
Chester Tam27,237 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
Good morning to everyone in Massachusetts who know why we have sky-high costs. Massachusetts is now one of the most expensive states in the country to live in. Housing is out of reach, energy bills keep climbing, groceries cost more every month, and taxes never seem to go down. This didn’t happen by accident. It’s the result of decades of one-party Democrat control on Beacon Hill. Look around the country. The highest cost-of-living states are almost all Democrat-run. Meanwhile, many of the most affordable states are run by Republicans. That’s not coincidence. It’s policy. Democrats love to talk about affordability, but their policies make nothing more affordable. More regulation, higher taxes, higher energy costs, and endless spending drive businesses and families out of Massachusetts every year. Even wages tell the story. Working people felt relief when Republicans pushed for economic growth and fiscal restraint. When Democrats regain full control, spending explodes and real wages fall behind the cost of living. There is a clear pattern. One-party rule makes Massachusetts more expensive and less livable. Common-sense conservative leadership would lower costs, keep businesses here, and make this state affordable again for families who just want a fair shot. Massachusetts doesn’t need excuses. It needs change.
Chester Tam16,013 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten
At the State of the State Governor Healey says about new homes, "We are going to build them." Even if your communities don't want them. The residents of Milton, Massachusetts voted against the MBTA Zoning Laws, and our Attorney General Campbell sued them. AG Campbell stated, "Today's victory in our lawsuit against Milton is a BIG step forward in our work to address the unacceptably high cost of housing for Massachusetts residents. The highest court in Massachusetts agrees: the MBTA Communities Law is mandatory, not voluntary."
Chester Tam11,581 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr
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