A few more snippets of information from this @democracydocket.com piece on the purloined ballots: the Maine GOP and LePage had issued statements *before* the Maine Wire story. Hmm. #MEpolitics
A few more snippets of information from this @democracydocket.com piece on the purloined ballots: the Maine GOP and LePage had issued statements *before* the Maine Wire story. Hmm. #MEpolitics
And older people. There are two games on @linkedin.com that are very difficult for me (71) to see: Pinpoint and Crossclimb. I can't imagine how hard it is for people with real sight difficulties.
We should not be accepting candidates simply because they have won in the past or they are currently leading the polls/public opinion (thinking Platner). There is a long time until the primary; voters should have the opportunity to consider positions, policies, and voting history. #MEpolitics
I don't know, but to discount him at this stage is unwise. I'm not a fan of gauging how a candidate *might* fare against another; I'd much rather know his positions.
I have processed Absentee Ballots (during the pandemic) and know how it works on the ground. What I fault Maine MSM for is not promptly asking how it works at the state level: where do the ballots get printed? how are they delivered to towns?
You might be hearing Republicans talk about how they’re just trying to pass a “clean” continuing resolution (C.R.) to keep the government open—and that it’s Democrats who are sabotaging the process.
Please.
There is *nothing* clean about this disaster of a bill.
