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Trump Endorses LePage

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Trump Endorses LePage

President Donald Trump has endorsed former Governor Paul LePage for Congress in 2026, positioning LePage as a strong contender for the second congressional district seat in Maine. LePage’s political alignment with Trump dates back to 2016, when he initially supported Chris Christie before endorsing Jeb Bush and eventually Trump. Trump praised LePage as a “proven America first fighter,” though Matt notes that LePage’s support for Trump came after backing other candidates. The endorsement highlights LePage’s political evolution and his long-standing relationships within the Republican Party.

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