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Former Governor Paul LePage

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Former Governor Paul LePage
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Former Governor Paul LePage speaks with Matt Gagnon.  Paul LePage is calling for Mills and the Legislature to provide immediate relief to Mainers at gas pumps by temporarily lowering the Maine Motor Fuel ‘Gas Tax’ by 50% for the next 90 days, before the full tourist season. Additionally, he is calling on the Maine Turnpike Authority to lower all tolls by 50% for the next 90 days as well.

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