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Maine Politics

From the Piscataqua to the St. John

Thursday, May 05, 2005

Turn it Up

One of the many advantages of being back in Maine is that I get to listen to Maine Public Radio while driving. It's one thing to read a quote from Brian Duprey about "gay babies", it's another thing entirely to actually hear him say it.

Visit the new Maine Politics.

1 Comments:

Fred Bever does a great job in his State House reporting for Maine Public Radio.

Posted by George
5/06/2005 09:22:00 AM

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