u/Severe_Description27

that's all.

He seems like the best option to represent working people as governor. He's my current pick for governor as he's the only one who's actually articulating policies he'd work to make happen for the benefit of working Mainers. Everyone else is either in bed with big money (Bush) or just flashing buzzwords around (Pingree). Does anybody have a thoughtful analysis of Troy Jackson's politics and why he would or wouldn't be a good governor?