Post by Logan on Jan 31, 2017 19:38:08 GMT -6
AUGUSTA — Maine needs “to start taking a hard look at other forms of government,” Gov. Paul LePage said Tuesday.
“There’s so much gridlock in government that our government no longer works,” the governor told Bangor-based WVOM radio during his regular weekly broadcast.
“I’m one of the ones who believes that the two-party system is broken,’ LePage said, “and I do believe that we’re probably going to be heading for a constitutional convention to fix our government.
“I really think that we need to start taking a hard look at other forms of government,” he added.
Read more: www.sunjournal.com/news/maine/2017/01/31/gov-paul-lepage-says-maine-needs-new-form-government/2069375
“There’s so much gridlock in government that our government no longer works,” the governor told Bangor-based WVOM radio during his regular weekly broadcast.
“I’m one of the ones who believes that the two-party system is broken,’ LePage said, “and I do believe that we’re probably going to be heading for a constitutional convention to fix our government.
“I really think that we need to start taking a hard look at other forms of government,” he added.
Read more: www.sunjournal.com/news/maine/2017/01/31/gov-paul-lepage-says-maine-needs-new-form-government/2069375