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Riots & Government

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Riots & Government

Aaron Chadbourne filled in for Matt Gagnon on the WGAN Morning News. He discussed the recent protests in Los Angeles over ICE raids and deportations, highlighting Trump’s actions, including calling up the National Guard and Marines, and the subsequent narrative shift. The conversation shifted to Maine politics, covering the gubernatorial race. Notable candidates include Hannah Pingree, known for her work on sustainability and electric vehicles, and Shenna Bellows, criticized for her handling of license plates and her campaign for governor. Troy Jackson and Angus King Jr. are also mentioned as contenders. The discussion also touched on redistricting in Maine and Washington State.

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