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Matt’s Take On Hannah Pingree

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Matt’s Take On Hannah Pingree

Posted on June 23, 2026 by dmartignetti

Matt reacts to his interview with Hannah Pingree. Pingree emphasizes her intention to be more ambitious than Mills, but Matt questions the necessity of increased spending and taxation for her plans.

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