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In this episode of Q-Point, hosts Corenna and David Quirk welcome newly elected representative Steve Bishop and Sheriff Troy Morton. The discussion centers on the financial strain of mandated drug lab testing on municipal budgets and taxpayers. Steve Bishop shares insights from his campaign and highlights his focus on addressing public policy charges, law enforcement challenges, and mental health support. The conversation also explores the difficulties faced by small businesses and the importance of constituent engagement.

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In this episode of the Q-Point Podcast, hosts David and Corenna Quirk engage with Penobscot County Maine Sheriff Troy Morton to discuss pressing community issues. Topics include the impact of illegal marijuana farms, the urgent need for a new jail facility, Maine's mental health crisis, and crime trends linked to substance use. Sheriff Morton shares insights on the significance of community policing and collaboration with other law enforcement agencies, highlighting efforts to meet basic needs in the community. Additionally, Sheriff Morton emphasizes the personal dimensions of his leadership role and the dedicated work of his team. 

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Join hosts David and Corenna Quirk in this engaging episode of Q-Point as they sit down with Congressman Jared Golden to explore a range of critical political and policy issues. Golden shares insights on his campaign progress, the role of economic issues in elections, and the realities of split-ticket voting. Key topics include the fight against illegal marijuana farms in Maine, the need for robust trade policies, the implications of federal EV mandates, and the fight against fentanyl trafficking. The conversation also delves into national security concerns such as U.S.-Iran relations, efforts to combat drug cartels, and potential military actions. Tune in for a comprehensive discussion on energy policies, legislative efforts, and the balance between state and federal approaches to gun legislation.

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Corenna and David Quirk host House Majority Leader Steve Scalise on the QPoint Podcast to discuss key political issues ahead of Election Day. Scalise highlights the candidacy of Republican Austin Theriault in Maine and addresses national concerns such as economic policies, energy costs, and border security. He advocates for a leadership shift towards conservative values. Furthermore, Scalise emphasizes the importance of ensuring a safe and fair election, tackling crime and illegal immigration, and enhancing security measures for presidential candidates, particularly referencing the protection of former President Trump.

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This Q-Point podcast episode, with hosts Corenna and David Quirk, is the final segment of the interview with Austin Theriault, former NASCAR driver and current Second Congressional District Candidate. Theriault discusses his journey in racing, his transition to politics, and his upcoming charity event at Oxford Plains Speedway to support Lewiston shooting victims, highlighting the importance of community and resilience.

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In this episode of QPoint, Austin Theriault, a Republican candidate for Maine's second congressional district and former NASCAR driver, addresses the critical issue of fentanyl and illicit drugs entering Maine. He explains how advanced smuggling techniques, including drones and gaps in border security, exacerbate the problem. Theriault underscores the role of international crime organizations, particularly from China, in funding illegal drug activities and marijuana growing operations. He stresses the need for stricter border enforcement and updated policies. Theriault further discusses the essential role of law enforcement, the importance of supporting legal immigration, and the mental health crisis affecting communities. The episode teases a continuation where Theriault will share his personal journey from NASCAR to politics.

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Corenna and David Quirk interview Bernie Moreno, U.S. Senate Candidate from Ohio. Moreno discusses a range of topics including President Biden's exit, Kamala Harris' endorsement, and his thoughts on the political dynamics. He contrasts his business background with his opponent Sherrod Brown’s long political career. He elaborates on his campaign journey, key political issues, and his commitment to serve only two terms. Moreno also shares his views on cybersecurity, immigration, and electric vehicle mandates, emphasizing the significance of his race for the control of the U.S. Senate.

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In this episode of Q-Point, hosts David and Corenna Quirk interview Austin Theriault, Republican candidate for Maine's 2nd Congressional District. The discussion covers Theriault's observations from the campaign trail, highlighting the diverse yet hardworking population in Maine, and addressing widespread concerns over the rising cost of living. Theriault discusses the impact of high energy costs on small businesses, specifically mentioning the struggles faced by the Milo chip plant and the broader forest products industry. The conversation also touches on the consequences of subsidies for wind and solar farms and the high costs of electric vehicle charging in Maine. Theriault outlines his legislative priorities if elected: reducing inflation, revamping energy policies, creating incentives for workforce participation, and addressing immigration system flaws to ensure public safety.

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In this episode of QPoint, hosts David and Corenna Quirk interview Maine State Senator Joe Baldacci about various topics. They discuss the University of Maine's feasibility study on creating a medical school, addressing rural healthcare needs, and the cost of commercial electric vehicle charging. The conversation also touches on the state's child welfare system, Baldacci's law career, his legislative priorities, including a tax cut bill and train service expansion, and an upcoming community spaghetti dinner fundraiser.

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Join David and Corenna Quirk on QPoint as they continue their discussion with Lieutenant Aaron Turcotte of the Maine State Police. In this episode, they delve into the challenges and impacts of illegal marijuana farms, the complexities of multi-state crime pursuits, and the state police's strategies for urban versus rural environments. Lieutenant Turcotte shares his thoughts on traffic safety during COVID-19, the role of technology in modern policing, and the importance of community involvement by troopers. Discover how the Maine State Police adapt to evolving challenges and contribute to their communities.

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