Govt2Big
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- Mark
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- Turek
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- Randolph, ME USA
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While I live and work in the Kennebec Valley region, I've become very concerned with both our declining economy and overall quality of life. IMO, this decline has been caused by the Extreme Far-Left political movement. It's time for some positive change in Maine. If you're looking for some of our potential solutions, please visit www.MaineTaxpayers.com and www.MaineRTW.com and help get Maine back on track.
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Govt2Big's Comments
Dirigo needs to be replaced
How soon before the failure called Dirigo Health Plan will be replaced with a better program?
Thank you, Josh
That is a great LTTE! The artwork will be a nice addition for any museum... however, we still have to deal with all of the greedy and selfish union bosses determined to further ruin our state and country. God bless our USA.
Great point
If she doesn't like that decision, what are the chances she'll give back the $60,000 tax dollars in exchange for the mural?
We are now moving in a better direction
and this progress will be further improved when the new Right-to-Work legislation is passed in Maine. The Far-Left union bosses have been taking advantage of honest and hard working people in Maine for too long. It's time to cut the puppet strings and let Maine workers enjoy more of the freedoms they deserve (FMI, see www.MaineRTW.com). It's time for our local labor unions to start acting like labor unions again and stop wasting our tax dollars on their blatant Far-Left political games.
That's funny Dan
You've asked, "Where are they?" Did you forget that some people have to work for a living so they can pay the excessive taxes which support the Extreme Far-Left movement and all of their daily protests. It's a real shame we have so many wagon-riders these days, but that is now beginning to be addressed by our more fiscally conservative leaders in Augusta.