It's time for Legislature to get off the pot of ethics reform and do it

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The 123rd Legislature adjourned its first regular session of the two-year cycle last summer leaving a lot of...
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Tom Davis of winslow, ME

Mar 6, 2008 12:08 PM

How can there be ethics reform when the fox is guarding the hen house. I know as a former candidate that ran a clean elections campaign that there were pushes from the State party to take clean elections monies from me to use for their benefit. I refused to allow it to happen and was written off. Worked out better for me after seeing how crooked many of them are. There are some good ones but not many, they are usually the outcast. IT is too bad, they should have the Ethics Committee made up of lay people not politicians.

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