Jason Knight

Hello Rhode Island! I'm running to be your next Attorney General.

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Thank you! to the FABULOUS Rep. Grace Diaz for inviting me to your fundraiser and your district in South Providence. Bonus: I was pleased to meet Ward 10 Councilman Pedro Espinal. Great event!

Former Boston Sports Clubs CEO ordered to pay $4 million in restitution after billing gym members during COVID shutdown - The Boston Globe Patrick Walsh was ordered to pay nearly $4 million in restitution after a court found he deceived gym members and obstructed efforts to cancel their memberships.

Turns out, you can quit the gym. Kudos to the Mass AG for holding Boston Sports Club accountable and recovering millions for the public.

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Had a great time at the JCC Jewish Cultural Festival Sunday. Thank you for the JCC and CEO Adam Greenman for making a great event. And, I didn't expect to see a giant blow up colon, but they had that too!

Keeping all victims, responders, and families touched by the 9-11 attacks in my heart today. Never forget.

A great accomplishment to make Rhode Island safer from gun violence.

Moms Demand Action volunteers have been working with Rhode Island lawmakers for months to ban the sale of assault weapons. Tonight, a ban FINALLY passed the state legislature!

We’re so grateful to gun sense champion @jasonknight.bsky.social, who stood up to gun extremists and never backed down. 💪❤️

Rhode Island lawmakers pass bill to ban sales of assault weapons Rhode Island's Democratic-controlled state House has advanced legislation that would ban sales of certain semiautomatic rifles.

This is the result of hard work by @MomsDemand.bsky.social volunteers, @StudentsDemand.bsky.social leaders, and gun safety advocates! ✊🏾

I'm grateful to @jasonknight.bsky.social, who has sponsored or cosponsored an assault weapons ban every year since 2018, and was key in getting this passed.

The Assault Weapons Ban bill passed out of committee today and I’m looking forward to a robust debate and vote this Thursday on the House floor. Thank you to all the advocates who have worked tirelessly for years to get to this day.

Had a great time at @gladlaw.bsky.social's annual RI event last night. They do amazing work for the LGBTQ+ community and I am proud to support them.

This morning I attended the Vietnam Memorial Service in Warren. We remember those who gave their lives in defending our nation, especially the four men from Warren who made the ultimate sacrifice in Vietnam.

I just heard the news of the passing of Senate President Dominick Ruggerio. My heartfelt condolences go out to his family, his constituents, and his colleagues. May his memory be a blessing.

The Rhode Island House Judiciary Committee will hold hearings on March 26, 2025, on the assault weapon ban bill. Supporters are encouraged to attend and testify or write letters in favor of the bill. We can and will get this done!

How to send a letter:

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R.I. bill seeks to hike fees for public records requests - The Boston Globe Representative Samuel Azzinaro wants to boost the public records search fee from $15 to $25 per hour. Advocates of an Access to Public Records Act overhaul say the bill “goes in precisely the wrong…

Gotta say, RI needs serious public records reform. Public records should be easily obtainable and free from interference from a local bureaucrat. This bill definitely goes in the wrong direction.

Great to see Sen. Reed in Barrington yesterday at the Soul Force event celebrating civil rights on this MLK weekend. Great event. Great people.

Fair winds and following seas Mr. President.

Calvin shouting “acquittal on all charges! Complete exoneration!” After receiving a haul of presents

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One of the nice things about the RI court system is that it's small enough that the personal touch still matters. Managed to avoid an unnecessary court appearance tomorrow by talking to the clerks worked some magic. In the larger system that would be near impossible.

Millions of dollars, 2 investigations, and one lawsuit later: It’s been one year since the Washington Bridge shut down - The Boston Globe Currently there is no timeline for when the new bridge, a primary artery to Providence, will be in place.

Accountability begins at home. We pay DOT to manage our roads and bridges. The failure of the bridge is DOT’s failure. Maybe a vendor is involved but it’s DOT’s failure first and foremost. $45.7 mil so far on an entirely preventable bridge failure. Awful. www.bostonglobe.com/2024/12/11/m...

Millions of dollars, 2 investigations, and one lawsuit later: It’s been one year since the Washington Bridge shut down - The Boston Globe Currently there is no timeline for when the new bridge, a primary artery to Providence, will be in place.

Accountability begins at home. We pay DOT to manage our roads and bridges. The failure of the bridge is DOT’s failure. Maybe a vendor is involved but it’s DOT’s failure first and foremost. $45.7 mil so far on an entirely preventable bridge failure. Awful. www.bostonglobe.com/2024/12/11/m...

Wait till next year. As temperatures go below freezing, RI pallet shelter still not ready The 45-unit cluster of Pallet shelters set up next to the Route 146 highway ramps on Victor Street have been tied up in red tape for much of this year

RI Leaders, get your act together so we can help people get out from the cold. The bureaucracy is insane and inhumane. These pallet shelters should have been ready months ago. Leadership matters www.providencejournal.com/story/news/p...

I think it’s a bigger problem than that. Rhode Island needs a culture of performance. Take this pallet shelter thing for example, if fire codes are an issue, why not bring in the general assembly to do a quick fix to the fire code instead of having people freeze at night? Just one idea out of many.

RI has serious problems executing policy. This is just the latest example. Be it pallet shelters, bridges, UHIP’s, or whatever, I’m often wondering why nobody can explain delays and lack of progress. We need to up our management game.

Appeals court renders split decision on RI truck-toll lawsuit The state halted collection of the truck tolls back in September 2022 after the lower court decision.

BREAKING: A federal appeals court just issued its long-awaited decision on RI's truck tolls, finding the caps on local traffic are unconstitutional but *allowing* the rest of the program (a reversal of the lower court)

More to come www.wpri.com/news/politic...

Who would have guessed that Rhode Island would be a solar electricity powerhouse, now ranking #4 in the U.S. after Nevada, California, and Hawaii in terms of the percent of its yearly-averaged grid plus behind-the-meter electricity demand met solely by solar.