Massachusetts AG Maura Healey A Candidate For Governor ? Not A Prayer

The Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, a Democrat, is getting the most rumors as a potential 2018 challenger to Republican Governor Charlie Baker in 2018.

AG Maura Healey is originally from New Hampshire and has spent most of her time fighting Republican President Donald Trump over executive orders on refugees. Massachusetts already has its share of wind turbine refugees living under the blades of massive commercial wind turbines in at least twenty two communities.

Attorney General Maura Healey is the chief lawyer and law enforcement officer of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Her office is an advocate and resource for the Commonwealth and its residents in many areas including protecting civil rights.

Attorney General Maura Healey like former AG Martha Coakley has followed in her predecessors footsteps following the Democratic wind turbine agenda. The wind turbine agenda calls for taking the health and property rights of residential home owners with no compensation.

Maura Healey was hired by Martha Coakley in 2007 as a division chief and bureau head in the Attorney General's Office. Healey oversaw 250 lawyers and staff members and supervised the areas of consumer protection and civil rights. During this time Massachusetts created a major group of second class citizens living under the wind turbines.

The Massachusetts Constitution forbids the creation of second-class citizens.

Former Attorney General Martha Coakley failed in an attempt to beat Republican Charlie Baker by only a few percent.That percent can be attributed to the home owners who have become second class citizens living around the wind turbines. Plymouth installed 4 massive 2 megawatt wind turbine under the watch of AG Maura Healey.

Falmouth, Massachusetts is ground zero for poorly placed wind turbines in the United States with at least nine ongoing lawsuits.

Attorney General Maura Healey has said she loves her job and believes the work of protecting people's rights and upholding the law is more important than ever but what about the residents in the twenty -two communities living in what they describe as torture from lack of sleep or unable to work near their property during the day when the turbines spin.

If Attorney General Maura Healey fails in her bid to become governor she can probably follow former AG Martha Coakley getting a job as an attorney in a law firm that specializes in wind turbine installations.

The only way Attorney General Maura Healey could become governor of Massachusetts in 2018 would be to look into judicial oversight of the Massachusetts Clean Energy Center.

The MassCEC is a state agency with a commercial wind turbine agenda gone horribly wrong.