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State Rep. Stacey Fitts, R-Pittsfield, called Gov. John Baldacci misguided for refusing to sign a bill that would have allowed non-profits to use gambling events as fundraisers.
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Should members of Maine's delegation vote for or against the $700 billion Wall Street bailout bill
For
22%
Against
56%
Depends on the details
22%
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“Maine voters have always held a lot in common with reform minded politicians."
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