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Christian Civic League Of Maine

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Christian Civic League Of Maine

Carroll Conley, Executive Director  Of Christian Civic League Of Maine, joins Matt Gagnon in studio to go over upcoming Election, RCV and National Politics. 

The League, founded in 1897, is a nonpartisan, nonprofit research and education organization dedicated to the preservation of the family and Christian values. The Mission of the Christian Civic League is to bring a Biblical perspective to public policy issues that impact the family and equip citizens to be voices of persuasion on behalf of traditional family values in their localities.

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