Former Maine Governor Paul LePage (R) expressed differing views from the Trump administration on several significant issues, including the Iran war, tariffs, and immigration, during a debate on Thursday for the open U.S. House seat in Maine's 2nd Congressional District. LePage, the Republican nominee, is competing against Matt Dunlap (D), the state auditor.
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LePage diverges from Trump on key issues in Maine House debate
During a debate for the U.S. House seat in Maine's 2nd Congressional District, former Governor Paul LePage (R) disagreed with the Trump administration on issues such as the Iran war, tariffs, and immigration. LePage is running against Democratic candidate Matt Dunlap.
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