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Part 1: Ray talks about the Molly Tibbetts case. Illegal immigrants is the next topic. He explains why people streaming across our borders is a really bad thing. Not just for Americans, but for the illegals as well.
Part 2: Ray reads a story in the Press Herald by Seth Blais blaming the overdose epidemic in Maine on Gov. LePage.
Part 1: Ray and David discuss the Cohen and Manafort briefly before taking a call. He likes Terry’s idea on the people referendum process. He would like to see it require all of the counties to be represented. This leads to a nice discussion. David tries to talk Ray into running for Senate. Ray goes back to Molly Tibbetts and Kathryn Steinle. They get into the courts letting the American people down.
Part 2: The boys talk about Terry Hayes and some of the texts Ray has gotten from listeners about her ideas.
Part 1: Gubernatorial Candidate Terry Hayes, running as an Independent and State Senator Bill Diamond join Ray and David in discussing some problems facing Maine’s businesses. Broadband, cell phone coverage, the differences of infrastructure problems facing Northern Maine verses Southern Maine.
Part 2: The group is joins briefly by Fox News Radio’s Jon Decker. He gives an update to the “Swamp” news. Manafort and Cohen are discussed. Ray asks Terry her position on Question 1, she answers NO! Terry gives her thoughts on the people’s initiative. She would like to see the people’s initiative process revised and explains her position.
Part 3: Terry is running as a clean election candidate and is looking for donations. For more information on Terry Hayes’, to learn about her positions or to contribute to her campaign, visit her website: http://www.hayesformaine.com.