Growing up in the 70s and 80s, not much was talked about who we voted for. Oh my, times have changed. Back then, voting was just what we did. Most people never talked about government or had ever paid much attention to mandatory Civics Classes in school. Back then, the bell was most important to us.
Today, knowledge about civics is necessary for our way of life to continue.
Freedom is on the line.
Most importantly, our future as a country will diminish…
If we don’t vote
We can’t complain.
Vote November 7th, 2023, in our upcoming Massachusetts Mayor races.
I’m considering a write-in vote for my neighbor, a genuine, community-involved humbled servant.
Let them know you’re coming!
Vote November 7th, no matter who it’s for!
“My flag is flying freely on this beautiful day. You may find it disrespectful. Ask me about it; I have a lot to say. It stands for economic struggle, inequality as well. It is missing colors to represent what corrupt politicians and corporations have drained our once great nation of. The red is removed to represent those lives that have been lost in vain. The blue is gone to represent blue collar middle class workers. The middle class is dissolving before our eyes. Questions?”
Carly Lemmon
by Ellen H.
Massachusetts First 
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