Damn right': Ex-Gov. Paul LePage says fraud is all around, and Maine Democrats are to blame
Source: The Washington Times stories: Politics · Bias: Center Right
Summary
Former Maine Gov. Paul LePage is putting allegations of fraud at the center of his run for Congress, saying Maine is plagued by the same kind of social-services corruption that has emerged in Minnesota -- and that Democrats have ignored warning signs for years.
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