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Senator Angus King 9:30AM

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Senator Angus King 9:30AM

Senator Angus King discussed the importance of supporting veterans during a radiothon. He highlighted Maine’s high veteran population and the challenges of being a large, rural state. King emphasized the role of community-based outpatient clinics (CBOCs) in Presque Isle, Rumford, Portland, and Bangor, and the flagship Togus facility. He mentioned his office’s efforts, led by TIG Morris, to assist veterans with issues like late VA checks. King also noted his service on the Veterans Affairs Committee and encouraged veterans in Maine to contact his office for help with VA or Social Security matters.

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