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I have a good friend of mine,

, who is still without power THREE DAYS after Massachusetts’ last storm.

, you have a near monopoly in our state - and you’ve been raising prices. I talk to people EVERY DAY while campaigning who are going without power.

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I just spoke with a friend in your district. She's been without power since... the last storm. As in not two days. 1.5 weeks.

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Would you be willing to put us in touch? I want to know more.

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Potentially. It is not 100% Eversource's fault. A tree fell and ripped down the line. They called Eversource - who was slow to respond - and eventually got through. Turns out since it was ripped out of their house, they were responsible to fix "up to the curb"

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But it took awhile to get a response. Then they had to wait for an electrician to pull a permit; then do the fix; now they need to wait for the town inspector. Then they needed to wait for the past storm to pass. And then they can get Eversource to come reconnect

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So I'm not sure if it's that interesting - but I just got off the phone with her and was pissed for her and saw your tweet :)

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Got to be straight, that sounds like a real cop out from Eversource.

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Fair enough. I'll see if she wants to talk then.