"I think having a sense of community is vital to solving every issue facing us, our commonwealth and our country," he said. "It's the notion that we have a common cause, a stake not only in our own struggles, but those of our neighbors as well."
Ashland ambassador Julia Sicard asked Patrick if, as a youth, he thought he could be governor. Patrick said he had not, but was driven to politics by a desire to stop short-sighted policies.
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"I think the way we make government better is to make hard decisions now, which will pay off over time," he said.
Rebekah Redwine, of Franklin, was among the students who led the assembly in the Pledge of Allegiance.
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