Nichole Mossalam

It is with a deep love of our community that I am excited to announce that I will be running again to represent Medford & Malden! To volunteer, donate, join our movement, and read the full press release, visit nicholemossalam.com/.

You think Trump is corrupt? Have you met the MA House?!? Every MA resident should be watching and outraged. As we struggle to feed our families, they can’t even be clear on how they’re using our tax dollars.

After over 6 yrs on the Malden Disability Commission and serving as it’s first chair, I attended my last meeting tonight. This was a very difficult decision as my heart and soul is in this work. Below is the statement I read during the end of our meeting. On the plus side, I now have more capacity for other advocacy work! ———————————— After much thought and deep reflection, I have made the difficult decision to resign from the Malden Disability Commission. This choice was not made lightly. I have always prided myself on my professionalism, my ability to separate personal matters from professional responsibilities, and my commitment to working alongside people from all backgrounds and perspectives—especially when it comes to the vital mission of serving and uplifting our disabled neighbors. However, there are moments when a line is crossed—when basic decency is abandoned, and trust is irreparably broken. I have weighed the pros and cons, searching for a reason to stay, but the truth is clear: I cannot, in good conscience, continue working with individuals who have signed their names in support of those who dehumanize the people I call family and engage in actions I will not dignify with even a mention. I have always strived to be understanding and to see the good in people. I have never been one to take offense easily, but this is not a mere disagreement or difference of opinion among neighbors—this is abuse, and I will not subject myself to it. Nor will I enable those who choose to perpetuate such acts without remorse. There is no place for such hatred in my life. I will not compromise my morals or my principles. And let me be clear: my resignation does not mark the end of my advocacy or my support for the Commissioners who choose to continue our relationship. In fact, I am certain that outside of this commission, I will be able to do even more for the disabled community—without the burden of working alongside those who condone or enable this kind of behavior. To my fellow commissioners who have upheld integrity, decency, and the true spirit of service, I regret that you have been exposed to this toxicity as well. I sincerely appreciate the countless hours you have dedicated to this work, and I hope we will continue to collaborate in other ways. I wish you all success moving forward. Know that I am here if you ever need anything. I have been reminded in the most painful way that life is too short to allow negativity and hatred to take root. I refuse to carry this burden any longer. Instead, I choose to walk away, to cut out the toxicity, and to continue my community advocacy on my own terms—with dignity, purpose, and without compromise. Thank you very much.

Congrats to my Syrian brothers and sisters on finally being free of The Butcher of Damascus! We are praying for your return to peace and prosperity. 🤲🏼

This! First step to fixing a problem is admitting there is one. There’s no time to wallow, we must start to organize NOW. Too much is at stake.

Don’t let the crocodile tears of the Democratic leadership and Party insiders fool you. Many of us saw this coming and have been warning them for MONTHS! When you’re whole strategy is alienating your base and boils down to “but the other guy is worse”, you effed around and now you found out.