Rep. Mike Soboleski discussed a recent incident in Phillips, Maine, where the Chamber of Commerce initially barred elected officials from a parade due to a perceived security threat related to Congressman Jared Golden. Soboleski recounted his efforts to address this decision, including a meeting where he was asked to leave. He highlighted the community’s conservative nature and the Chamber’s subsequent reversal, allowing elected officials to participate. Soboleski also mentioned a no-trespass notice issued against him and speculated that the conflict might stem from political or personal motivations, despite the community’s Republican leanings.
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