Mayor Michelle Wu will no doubt come up with some lame excuse for not testifying before Congress next month – maternity leave, racism, sexism, panic attack or some other equally bogus reason.


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Mayor Michelle Wu will no doubt come up with some lame excuse for not testifying before Congress next month – maternity leave, racism, sexism, panic attack or some other equally bogus reason.{ai:summary}<p>Mayor Michelle Wu is expected to provide a questionable excuse for her absence from a Congressional testimony next month, potentially citing reasons such as maternity leave or discrimination. </p><p>The anticipation of her justification raises concerns about accountability. #politics</p>

Howie Carr: Here’s what Congress should ask Boston’s Mayor Wu on illegals

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