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Tuesday, March 29, 2011 at 11:12 am
The controversy with the mural at the Maine Department of Labor continues to share the national spotlight with a mention on the Colbert Report last night:
The controversy with the mural at the Maine Department of Labor continues to share the national spotlight with a mention on the Colbert Report last night:
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It's absolutely no surprise that such outrageous and ridiculous behavior ends up on a comedy show. Before it's over LePage will probably set the Guiness record for the most times a Governor has been the source of comedy show jokes. The man is a self-centered bully who behaves as if laws, rules and contracts don't apply to him. He's seems oblivious the real world around him. He's like a redneck Governor.
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Another program making fun of Maine. Thanks "I think its LePage" too bad they could not get his name right and forget which state he is making a laughing stock out of.
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don't worry - they didn't see the colbert report or the daly show. they were busy thinking up new ways to deprive us of our rights and piss us off. it's worked so far.
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Is this really enhancing the business climate of Maine? Seems that taliban paul doesn't seem able to get out from his own way. There's no way a business will be encouraged to come to Maine, and be the laughing stock of the whole country.
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Unfortunately, LePage doesn't give a rats a*@ about the people of Maine. All he is concerned about is taking away everything that we have worked for our whole lives. I'm sure the reason he ran for office is for the benefits he gets and will get for being governor. It isn't because he cared about making our lives easier or helping the people.. His true colors have come out, but the people that voted for him are color blind!
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No, but we got one. He's done nothing to improve Maine. No Jobs. Nothing except to get on Colbert. I hope his new TV show, "I can't answer reporters' questions", will be moved to its appropriate venue - the Comedy Channel.
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Colbert's sarcasm is more than likely completely lost on Lepage and his ilk.
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