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The Week in Review Podcast – April 6, 2012

Steve RobinsonBy Steve RobinsonApril 6, 2012No Comments1 Min Read
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Tune in to this week’s Maine Wire ‘Week in Review’ podcast. Click below to listen.


Hosted this week by:

  • Sam Adolphsen, Director, MHPC’s Open Government Center
  • David Crocker, Director, MHPC’s Constitutional Law Center
  • Lance Dutson, MHPC CEO
  • Peter Steele, MHPC Communications Director

Topics:

  • Paul Violette sentenced to 3 1/2 years in prison
  • Sound familiar? GSA scandal over lavish parties for employees in Las Vegas
  • Sob Sister update: Bill Nemitz continues attacks on Governor LePage
  • Woodard, Mistler join MaineToday Media
  • Citizens warned feds about Angus King’s wind company problems
Angus King Bill Nemitz MHPC Paul Violette
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  1. Lise McLain on November 10, 2012 8:58 AM

    Hi!

    Mr Violette ONLY received 3 and 1/2 years of prison time for stealing the people’s money? How shameful! Sorry? He is only sorry that he got caught, don’t you think?

    By the way, there is no place in the Constitution of the State of Maine that allows a plea bargain as this by passes the trial by jury. It says all civil and all criminal cases must be held by trial by jury.

    This is out right fraud!

    Lise from Maine.

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