In case you missed it, in last week’s Political Pulse newsletter, Maine Public pointed out Paul LePage’s apparent confusion over how electric vehicles (EVs) work.
Just days after Paul LePage claimed that Governor Janet Mills’ Executive Order to protect Mainers seeking abortions and abortion health care providers was “not worth the paper it’s written on,” LePage ally Florida Governor Ron DeSantis proved him wrong.
Just five short months after saying “we need to find a path to have civil discourse” as part of his bogus and failed rebranding effort, Paul LePage is once again proving he hasn’t changed and is still invested in launching personal attacks against his opponents, this time calling Governor Janet Mills “elitist.”
In case you missed it, WMTW News 8 yesterday debunked Paul LePage’s repeated false campaign claim that he “put far more money into education than [Governor Janet Mills]” and “we also funded the 55 percent [cost of education].”
This week, a new report on Medicaid expansion showed that since Governor Mills expanded MaineCare in 2019, Maine’s uninsured rate among those eligible for Medicaid dropped by 5 points, the nation’s third largest decline between 2018 and 2020.
In a new video released today, Maine Democrats point out that we’ve heard the type of deflections on abortion rights Paul LePage is making before—namely, from the Supreme Court justices who voted to overturn Roe v. Wade.
Last week, Paul LePage’s campaign brushed off criticism of his anti-environment agenda by insisting that the “real problem” Maine’s governor should be focused on is the economy. There’s one problem with that argument—unchecked climate change presents an enormous threat to Maine’s economy.
