Joseph
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- First Name
- Joseph
- Last Name
- Keelan
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- West Gardiner
- Gender
- Male
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Resident of West Gardiner, long-time reader. Lived in Lewiston and Auburn. Graduate of CMVTI, now CMCC. Worked in Lewiston for many years. Have lived in the Central Maine area of Maine most of my life.
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Joseph's Comments
Problem here?
Do you mean to day then, there's a problem with voter fraud in Maine? And if there is, it's the Democrats fault? I hardly think so.
Is there really an illegal immigrant problem in Maine?
One source I checked indicates there less than 2,500 undocumented immigrants in the state. So you're right. If there isn't a problem here than why all the fuss about the law change?
It makes me wonder. Is this change just one step closer to a "Paper's please" law?
Nicely put
Here! Here! Mrs. McG
Never said they had
. . . or are you just telling yourself I had? It certainly would work better for your argument is I did. But . . . I didn't.
My parents (like many parents) didn't hope their child would grow up gay. More importantly, they didn't hope he wouldn't. Lots of parents have hopes and dreams for their children. But as their children mature, those hopes and dreams cannot be expectations. A child needs to grow up and be their own person.
But my parents love me the way I am.
Just realize please, that sexual orientation is not something chosen, it's not a genetic mistake, glitch or disease. It's normal. No matter what "fatandhappy" says.
A genetic mistake?
No. Homosexuality is not a genetic mistake. And should you ask my parents what they wanted in their child they would have answered by only asking for 10 fingers and 10 toes. All they hoped for was a happy child to grow up to a well adjusted and decent human being. To intimate that a parent hopes their child isn't born gay is a low class comment freyt.