I’ve been kind of hard on Les Otten over, well, pretty much his entire time in the race. I will, of course, continue to be equally as hard on him in the future, but thanks to the efforts of friend … Continue reading
I have been on the trail of this for about two weeks now, and I’m not done uncovering facts. However, at this time I feel I have enough to report on this and at least begin to paint the most … Continue reading
Welcome to Pine Tree Politics’ third GOP poll of the gubernatorial season. We have been be conducting these polls semi-regularly in the past months, so we can track movement and changes in support as time goes by. This poll will … Continue reading
In the lightning quick world of today’s politics, campaigns can employ a strategy only to see their opponents respond in kind in a matter hours. Matt Gagnon takes a look at this phenomenon in the GOP primary race. Gagnon shows … Continue reading
The decision by Bruce Poliquin to go negative on Les Otten was not an easy one. From my understanding, convincing Poliquin to go in that direction took a lot – he really didn’t want to do it and essentially had … Continue reading
You may have read that Steve Abbott received an endorsement from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Abbott also received an endorsement a little closer to home. Governor of the Passamaquoddy Tribe William Nicholas and Lt. Governor Joseph Socobasin have chosen … Continue reading
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
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
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