Press Releases

WASHINGTON — Months after Air Force Technical Sergeant Charles Cornacchio was deployed to the Middle East, he found out that the items he stored away in a Massachusetts-based storage facility had been sold and auctioned off to the highest bidder.

WASHINGTON — Following Governor Baker signing the COVID-19 Relief Funding Spending Bill into law, Representative Seth Moulton released the following statement: 

“Over the past 20 months, the need for meaningful investments in infrastructure, mental health and workforce development has been laid bare, particularly in some of our most vulnerable communities.

WASHINGTON — Following oral arguments in the Supreme Court involving the Mississippi law that prohibits abortion after 15 weeks of pregnancy, Representative Seth Moulton released the following statement: 

“For nearly half a century, we’ve counted on the Supreme Court to preserve a woman’s Constitutional right to make her own health care decisions. After this week’s oral arguments, it's become increasingly clear that this may no longer be the reality. Abortion rights are more in danger now than they’ve been in a generation.

WASHINGTON — Following the verdict in the murder trial of Ahmaud Arbery, Representative Seth Moulton released the following statement: 

“Today’s verdict isn’t justice—it’s accountability. 

True justice would mean that Ahmaud Arbery was never hunted down and murdered in cold blood to begin with. It would look like him being alive to celebrate Thanksgiving with his family. 

WASHINGTON — Today, Representatives Seth Moulton (D-MA) and Brian Fitzpatrick (R-PA) introduced the Healthcare Extension and Accessibility for Developmentally Disabled and Underserved Population (HEADs Up) Act of 2021.

WASHINGTON — Following passage in the House of the Build Back Better Act, Representative Seth Moulton released the following statement: 

“For years, American families have been asking their elected leaders for pretty simple things.

WASHINGTON — Ahead of President Biden signing the $1.2 trillion infrastructure package into law, Representative Seth Moulton released the following statement:  

“Today is a special and historic day for the country, but also for the state of Massachusetts. This infrastructure package will make the long overdue investments in American infrastructure that families across the Bay State have been asking for since I got to Congress in 2015. 

Washington, D.C — In 1944 President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed the G.I. Bill into law. In theory, the G.I. Bill represented a promise from the country to the people who fought on its behalf that their sacrifice would be rewarded with the opportunity to attend college and build generational wealth. In practice, generations of Black veterans of World War II and their descendants were robbed of this promise because of Jim Crow and the wide racial disparity in the bill’s implementation.