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"A Brutal, Unforced Error By Government" — Bennett On Maine's Transportation Funding Crisis

Corenna Quirk | David Quirk Episode 118

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"A Brutal, Unforced Error By Government"
— Bennett On Maine's Transportation Funding Crisis

Maine independent gubernatorial candidate and State Senator Rick Bennett joins Q-Point Podcast to discuss the aftermath of Maine's primary election, the issues he is hearing from voters across the state, and why he believes more Mainers are looking beyond the traditional two-party system.

Bennett shares his views on affordability, housing, healthcare, energy costs, education, and economic growth while outlining his vision for governing as an independent and restoring trust in state government.

The conversation also takes an in-depth look at Maine's transportation funding crisis. Bennett discusses the $400 million shortfall, delayed road projects, potential impacts on jobs and economic activity, and why he believes the situation represents "a brutal, unforced error by government." He also shares his thoughts on what state leaders should do next and whether additional legislative action may be necessary.

Additionally, Bennett discusses newly enacted legislation addressing second-generation rodenticides, explains what distinguishes his campaign from Democratic and Republican opponents, and outlines his priorities if elected Maine's next governor.

📻 Airs weekends on The Voice of Maine.

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This episode was prerecorded, produced, and sponsored by Corenna Quirk, Broker at NextHome Experience.

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