Summers and King show they have differences, but there are no back-and-forth arguments.
John Richardson
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Summers getting new help from outsider ads
The GOP group wouldn’t say if it plans more spots touting Democrat Cynthia Dill at independent Angus King’s expense.
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Clinton chief of staff tells Maine to demand debt reduction, elect Angus King
PORTLAND — A leader of the bipartisan Simpson-Bowles commission urged Mainers on Sunday to demand that Congress reduce the nation’s debt — and to elect former Gov. Angus King to the U.S. Senate.
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Fiscal reformer views King as ‘bridge’
Erskine Bowles says that the independent would help cut through partisanship that stymies action on the debt.
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ON MAINE POLITICS: Karl Rove praises Charlie Summers’ Senate campaign
Bloomberg Businessweek has an exclusive inside look at a recent meeting between Republican strategist Karl Rove and potential donors to his super PAC, American Crossroads. The story also has a Maine hook, as Rove gives his assessment of the U.S. Senate race.
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Obama swings through swing state next door
Before a large crowd in New Hampshire, President Obama urges voters to re-elect him and let him finish the job of fixing America’s economy.
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Advocates: Maine’s health insurance deregulation not working
The report is the latest to track the effects of Public Law 90 on the state’s health insurance market.
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LePage leading trade mission to China next week
The seven-day trip will be LePage’s first overseas trade mission.
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ON MAINE POLITICS: Both sides of same-sex marriage seek financial support
At least a couple of times a week, both sides in the gay-marriage campaign are sending out emails asking for money.
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Summers’ new front against King may be in the wind
Republicans criticize the independent former governor as a wind farm developer who benefited from a controversial federal loan guarantee. Angus King, however, says he’s proud of the Record Hill project.