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AUGUSTA — Don’t put in too many bills.
Make sure you return phone calls.
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Richard Hertz of Vassalboro, ME
Nov 13, 2008 9:52 AM
Probably the number one thing they should be told is "Don't get comfortable" Once Obamama, gov. meatball and that witch from vassalboro (mitchell) get done screwing the country and the state..democrats won't be able to BUY their way into politics. The liberals need to know their days are severely numbered.....report abuse
Anti Liberal of Taxland, ME
Nov 13, 2008 8:31 AM
That should have read...

Nobody in the legislature should be allowed to introduce NO more than THREE bills per calendar year!!!!!report abuse
Anti Liberal of Taxland, ME
Nov 13, 2008 8:27 AM
Nobody in the legislature should be allowed to introduce more than THREE bills per calendar year!!!!!

We will be able to get rid of the brilliant bills such as refundable cigarette butts! Remember that one?

The Legislature should be allowed to govern with one eye closed, one hand tied behind their back and standing on one leg!

If the bill costs one penny or more, let the people decide!report abuse

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