Contributors
STAFF
Liam Sigaud is a research analyst for Maine Policy Institute. A native of Rockland Maine, he holds a B.A. in Biology from the University of Maine at Augusta and is an experienced researcher within the health policy field.
Nick Murray serves as development associate at Maine Policy Institute planning events, engaging with supporters, and introducing Maine Policy’s work to new audiences around the state. He grew up in Scotch Plains, New Jersey and holds a B.A. in Political Science from the University of New Hampshire. He can be reached at nmurray@mainepolicy.org
Jacob Posik, of Turner, is the editor of The Maine Wire and the director of communications at Maine Policy Institute. He holds a B.A. in Political Science from the University of Maine. He can be reached at jposik@mainepolicy.org.
COLUMNISTS
Congressman Bruce Poliquin is a third generation Mainer from a big-hearted Franco-American family. He was appointed to the House Financial Services Committee where he worked on a wide range of issues related to providing oversight of the financial services sector and helping to grow the American economy.
Professor John Frary of Farmington is a former US Congress candidate, retired history professor, a Board Member of Maine Taxpayers United and publisher of www.fraryhomecompanion.com. He can be reached at jfrary8070@aol.com.
Representative Beth O’Connor represents House District 5 including the towns of Berwick and North Berwick (part). She can be reached at (207) 289-9047.
John “Jock” MacGregor is a student of history and politics who attended Villanova University’s School of Education, served in the U.S. Marine Corps and is an entrepreneur with enterprises in restaurants, construction and boatbuilding. Jock believes in a constitutionally limited government instituted by the people to protect their rights to life, liberty and property.