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Maine didn’t get this way overnight. It happened because the people in charge stopped doing their jobs.

Here’s what’s broken, and how I’ll fix it.

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Here are the three reasons I’m running, and why I’m asking for your vote.

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Augusta insider Garrett Mason’s votes against public safety funding, arguing they show misplaced priorities at a time of rising crime, and pledged that as governor he would put public safety first by backing law enforcement, demanding accountability, and taking a tougher stance on crime.

In a way not seen in recent American history, not advised by anything like historical precedent, but instead politically or ideologically obsessed, Democrats are tilting wildly at things that overwhelming precedent does not support.

Running for Governor, I am learning…involves striving to see things rightly, taking advice warmly given and criticism holding ground, while also considering the critic’s point. While I have long done this, running for office notches things up.

Thomas Jefferson, in 1801, became America’s 3rd president. Exactly 25 years earlier, young Jefferson penned the Declaration of Independence. This week exactly – in 1776 – he was seated in the Virginia House of Delegates, age 33. He was a man of courage and friendship.

The people who celebrate Kirk’s death, the ideological left, are evil. They aim to undermine the Bill of Rights, Christianity, Judaism, and Western Civilization. That is why Charlie Kirk was killed – and why we must stand now. We cannot let those forces silence us. Knowing we must do this is an epiphany for some. But let us gather our strength on Charlie’s example, and take the torch forward.

The national ACLU and Maine ACLU are making another crazy argument, imagine that? They have literally, on film and in writing, begun to argue that “illegal aliens” are not “illegal,” and so they should not be apprehended by ICE or any State government, nor deported. Really?

I'm the Republican Candidate for Governor of Maine. Watch my sit down with the Maine Wire's Steve Robinson