New Bedford, Massachusetts
SouthCoast Matters 238 from TCAM TV on Vimeo. SouthCoast Matters guest, Scott Lang, New Bedford attorney and former mayor of the city, discusses his early orientation to politics, election laws, and grassroots activism in various political campaigns. Lang also raises concerns about the Democratic Party’s current nominating and debate process which forces Presidential candidates […] Read more »
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. (WPRI) — Former New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang said Friday he is still seriously considering a Democratic primary challenge against U.S. Sen. Ed Markey, but indicated he is unlikely to run if Congressman Joe Kennedy III jumps into the race. Lang has been flirting with a Senate bid for months, and indicated […] Read more »
This week on Newsmakers: former New Bedford Mayor Scott Lang discusses why he’s considering a Democratic primary challenge against U.S. Sen. Ed Markey Source: Newsmakers 8/23/2019: Scott Lang; Kennedy vs. Markey Read more »
Scott Lang discusses the importance of the upcoming 2018 mid term elections to the Democratic Party. Read more »
Scott Lang discusses the election of the DNC Chair. Play the video (14 minutes). Read more »
Scott W. Lang dismisses claims that the city must gentrify to improve and develop, and argues New Bedford’s diversity and history of welcoming all is one of its greatest strengths. Read more »
Scott W. Lang discusses what he believes should be the focus for New Bedford and the South Coast in the wake of the failed proposals that promised to bring development to the area. Read more »
Scott W Lang calls for vigorous debate and discourse on the issues facing the City of New Bedford and the Massachusetts South Coast. Read more »
Scott W. Lang explains why he decided to hold off in running for mayor of New Bedford this year and thanks those who have encouraged and supported him in suggesting he should have been a candidate. Read more »
Scott W. Lang weighs in on the best way forward for the people of New Bedford in the wake of the failed casino and Olympics proposals. Read more »