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LePage hasn't united his party on need for 'parents bill of rights'

Sep 9, 2022

By David Marino Jr., Bangor Daily News Staff Former Gov. Paul LePage is running for his old seat on a vague promise of a "parents bill of rights," but not all of his fellow Republi…

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