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Candidate Minogue Questions Governor Healey Over SNAP Fraud and Drug Allegations

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Republican gubernatorial candidate Mike Minogue questioned the hiring of LaMar Cook, who is accused of cocaine trafficking and SNAP fraud, as the governor’s aide. Minogue also criticized the governor’s refusal to share state SNAP recipient information with the federal government. He further questioned the destination of over 18 pounds of cocaine allegedly trafficked through the governor’s office and Hotel UMass.

From bostonherald.com

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The allegations raise concerns about regulatory practices within the state government, specifically regarding public benefits fraud and drug trafficking. This scrutiny could increase the public health burden and associated costs due to the risk of overdose and addiction.

From bostonherald.com

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  • Mike MinogueRepublican gubernatorial candidate who questioned state practices and Cook's history.
  • Maura HealeyGovernor of Massachusetts whose administration faced criticism over hiring and regulatory practices.

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