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Hot Tub & Politics

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Hot Tub & Politics

Aaron Chadborne discusses the high cost and impracticality of hot tubs, especially during winter, noting their high electricity bills and difficulty in reselling. The conversation shifts to political tensions, particularly in Maine, where stories often focus on standing up to Trump rather than addressing deeper issues like the federal deficit. Chadborne criticizes the media for sensationalizing these conflicts and highlights the need for budget reconciliation and addressing fraud, waste, and abuse in government spending. He emphasizes the importance of living within financial means to prevent economic problems like currency devaluation and inflation.

Local Headlines

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National Headlines

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