This morning in my email, I received a MPA Campaign Vote! Candidate Questionnaire. Naturally, I looked at it and made a copy that currently sits near me as I write this. My, my, my! Such a huge list of “wants,” and each one could conceivably require millions of dollars in investments by the State for the people of Maine. As I peruse the list of 20 items, the thought hits me that all of them are unconstitutional! I would ask you, in what part of the Constitution are these items covered? Let me tell you a bit about my background and…
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