Taxachussetts AG Lives Large at Public Expense

Big Government isn’t all bad. It works great for those who comprise it — like Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell.

The Boston Herald reports:

Campbell spent nearly $300,000 on her taxpayer-funded credit card last fiscal year, with expenses ranging from traveling to France and a balmy Caribbean island to hosting an annual holiday party, a Herald analysis shows.

Last July she managed to blow $13,627 of other people’s money on a single trip to France.

Her office’s total spending with P-cards, or procurement cards, cost taxpayers some $288,146.26 last fiscal year, according to the Herald’s review.

The trip to France was presented as patriotic:

Organizers shared that the conference, in late July, “solely focused on commemorating and paying tribute to the achievements and sacrifices of those who fought in Normandy.”

Yeah right. Massachusetts Democrats are well known for their patriotism.

The trip came almost two months after the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion on June 6.

Taxpayers also financed a pricey junket to the Virgin Islands, no doubt to pay tribute to the achievements and sacrifices of virgins.

This all comes as Campbell is facing criticism for not enforcing an audit of the Legislature, which 72% of Bay State voters approved last November. Her office received a 12% budget increase for this fiscal year, or $9 million, to support its fight against the Trump administration.

Considering that Trump has used DOGE to scrape off at least a few of the leeches who have been bleeding us dry, Campbell is well motivated to fight him.

Campbell was preceded in her office by Maura Healy, the current moonbat Massachusetts governor. If she follows on Heely’s heels, it demonstrate that no matter how awful Democrat rule gets, it will soon get even worse.

On a tip from Jack D.

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