Courtney has hitched his wagon to this Legislature’s accomplishments, and his first foray into TV so far is mostly good on the truth. The Legislature did make a good number of solidly bipartisan reforms. However, he erred on a big one, involving his chamber’s vote on reducing MaineCare rolls. Therefore, we have to bring down his truth rating a bit.
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Romney trying to shift focus back to economy
Following a quick fundraising trip to New York, Romney was headed Friday to Ohio, which has been essential to any Republican seeking the White House.
Poll shows tight presidential race in NH
The percentage of those who are undecided jumped to 12 percent from 4 percent in August.
In debate, Maine candidates differ on energy issues
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Charlie Summers said during a debate Thursday that he doesn’t believe humans are the primary cause of climate change.
Senate candidates outline views in first debate
Summers and King show they have differences, but there are no back-and-forth arguments.
Obama edges out Romney in August fundraising
Despite Obama’s advantage in August, it’s the third straight month Romney has collected more than $100 million.
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.
King airs first TV ad of campaign
In the ad, dubbed ‘Think Independent,’ the former governor promises to ‘shake up Washington.’
Candidate position website launched for Maine
The “VoteEasy” website allows people to compare their own views on the issues to those of the presidential and Maine congressional candidates.
Obama, Romney campaigning in NH on Friday
Both campaigns have lavished attention on New Hampshire given its status as a swing state.