Kraft’s recusal from a project with a major impact on traffic and parking in Charlestown gave Wu instant fodder for an attack on whether Kraft will truly represent his constituents or his family in the stadium deal.


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Originally Published: <time datetime="2025-02-06 05:10:09">February 6, 2025 at 5:10 AM EST</time>

Kraft’s recusal from a project with a major impact on traffic and parking in Charlestown gave Wu instant fodder for an attack on whether Kraft will truly represent his constituents or his family in…{ai:summary}<p>Kraft's withdrawal from a significant traffic and parking project in Charlestown has raised questions about his commitment to representing his constituents versus his family's interests in a stadium deal. This situation has provided Mayor Wu an opportunity to critique his priorities. #politics</p>

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