Democrat AG Racks Up Massive Tab On Taxpayer-Funded Credit Card

Democrat Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell charged nearly $300,000 to her taxpayer-funded credit card in the past fiscal year, the Boston Herald reported Friday.

Between July 1, 2024, and June 30, 2025, Campbell’s office charged $288,146.26 to state-issued procurement cards — or P-cards — with purchases ranging from international travel to office parties, according to the Boston Herald. Records show transactions in 31 states, multiple foreign countries and even Disney World.

One of Campbell’s priciest trips came late last July, when she flew to France for a conference whose organizers described it as “solely focused on commemorating and paying tribute to the achievements and sacrifices of those who fought in Normandy,” nearly two months after the 80th anniversary of the D-Day invasion on June 6. The trip cost taxpayers roughly $13,627, including nearly $9,000 for luxury chauffeur services and over $2,000 for flights, according to the Boston Herald.

The gathering was co-sponsored by the Attorney General Alliance, which is primarily funded by corporations that critics say use such events as opportunities for lobbyists to rub elbows with attorneys general. The event was attended by more than half of all U.S. state attorneys general, according to the Associated Press.

Other notable expenses cited by the Boston Herald included $1,220 for catering an annual holiday party at the office’s Public Protection and Advocacy Bureau last December, and $1,287 in October for a gathering to “recognize ’s successful high-profile takedown involving a high-profile drug trafficking investigation,” according to the Boston Herald.