Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell appeared on WBZ's "Keller at Large" to discuss her active lawsuits against the Trump administration and other constitutional matters. Highlighting her commitment to using litigation, Campbell emphasized that her lawsuits are effective in tackling significant issues, such as budget cuts affecting health and educational resources. She also expressed concern over unlawful actions by the administration and the importance of a functioning legal system. Additionally, she supports State Auditor DiZoglio's audit of the Legislature, reflecting her broader commitment to accountability in governance as illustrated by the public's support for these initiatives.
"What we know to be true is that our lawsuits are working," Campbell stated, reaffirming her commitment to continue using litigation as a means to address key issues.
"We're getting unlawful action over and over again, blatant disregard for the constitution," Campbell emphasized when discussing her challenges against the Trump administration.
"We are heading in a dangerous direction," Campbell warned, stressing the importance of maintaining a legal system that functions effectively to tackle broader societal problems.
"Our legal system must work to ensure that we can address other pressing issues like affordability," Campbell explained, highlighting her litigation strategy's broader implications.
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