Where were Maine’s governors before they were elected? Had they won statewide office before? Were they in Congress? How often did they come directly from the Maine legislature? How many outsiders with no political experience do we have? Maine has … Continue reading
The Maine Republican Liberty Caucus (RLC) endorsed Paul LePage in the gubernatorial primary and voted to donate funds from its Political Action Committee to his campaign. Several people, including a morning radio host, asked about the process. I want to … Continue reading
Finally, somebody (Bruce Poliquin) is going negative:
Remember this article folks? Well, it didn’t take much time for me to be proven right. Things, they are indeed changing in the Republican Party. On the final day of the Maine GOP convention, Republicans gathered to approve the party … Continue reading
While still a hot topic in many states, you don’t hear much about teaching creationism in Maine. At least I don’t hear much in the circles I travel. At last night’s Republican debate candidates were asked if creationism should be … Continue reading
Ad on the left: May 2nd Ad on the right: May 4th Just saying…
There has been one consistent theme among the people elected to the position of Governor of Maine – well, other than being young. They stick around. When you look at the people elected as Governor of Maine, you will find … Continue reading
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Political scientists will be studying the Les Otten campaign as a wonderful example of what not to do when faced with a political scandal for years. Today, the Portland Press Herald ran a story on the evolving controversy – specifically … Continue reading
Last night, WVII Bangor led their broadcast with details on the Les Otten controversy that has been growing over the past several days. Matt Gagnon of Pine Tree Politics was interviewed for part of the broadcast. See the full video … Continue reading
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