Laurel Libby, a Maine state representative, discussed the end of the legislative session and Governor Janet Mills’ final term. Libby criticized Mills for pushing through a 2% millionaire tax, raising Maine’s income tax to the highest in New England. She noted Mills’ efforts to appeal to her base, which she believes led to extreme legislative actions. Libby also mentioned the possibility of a veto day on April 29 and the significant number of open seats in the Maine House, which could shift power. She emphasized the importance of grassroots activism and public awareness of state politics to effect change.