The governor’s proposals include eliminating a drug program for the elderly and eliminating an education program for low-income children and their families.
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State GOP keeps tea party’s 2010 platform
That means references calling for the rejection of “one world government” and the elimination Congressional term limits, among other tea party priorities, will stay.
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Senate candidates bumped amid ‘fiasco’
Eager to make their cases to GOP voters statewide, they lose their chance to speak when time runs short.
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Snowe urges party to defeat Obama
Sen. Olympia Snowe faces a divided state convention but says Republicans must stick together in the fall.
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LePage gets ovation for welfare jabs
Gov. Paul LePage says structural changes must be made to a system that is ‘cannibalizing the rest of state government.’
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Collins: GOP must fight to advance Republican ideas
The Maine senator says Republican leadership has brought about real change in the state.
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Thousands seek Maine protection orders each year
Temporary orders, like the one granted to state Rep. Erin Herbig, offer breathing space and set boundaries, experts say.
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Scott Romney calls for party unity
He describes his brother as someone who fixes things – the Olympics, several companies and the state of Massachusetts.
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Ron Paul supporters take over GOP convention
Paul’s supporters stormed the GOP convention in Augusta today, and successfully elected their people as chairman and secretary.
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Bikers thank Snowe for support
The soon-to-retire senator once had a permit to ride, but didn’t get her license after her career took off.