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PORTLAND -- Maine Governor Paul LePage says hersquo making big changes to how Maine participates in the federal refugee resettlement program, CBS affiliate WGME reports.Friday afternoon, when the governor was in the WGME studio, he said the state would stop helping resettle refugees here in Maine.Hersquo sent a letter to the president, ending the statersquo participation in the program. Itrsquo a controversial mov stanley shop e, but he says hersquo just lost confidence in the federal governmentrsquo ability to safely and responsibly run the refugee program. Coming to the U.S. as a refugee 01:52 In the letter, he goes on to say he no longer wants Maine associated with that shortcoming. He stanley cup cites an example of a refugee living in Freeport, who went back to Syria and died fighting for ISIS.He says the state has also found welfare fraud especially prevalent wit stanley quencher hin the refugee community, but during our interview, he stressed safety, and concerns the program puts American lives at risk.The president of the United States is bringing in immigrants from Syria without vetting them, LePage said. He says theyrsquo;re vetted; how do you vet someone you donrsquo;t have records on I just sent him a letter today wersquo;re pulling out of t Crxq Obama Backers Take To Streets Tomorrow
Health care professionals are giving Democrats a second look after more than a decade of opening their wallets in favor of Republican candidates.The shift stanley cups in giving is apparent in the presidential contest, where leading Democrats are raising more cash from doctors, nurses and other caregivers than are Republicans.Two main factors are at play: Democrats now control Congress and Democratic presidential candidates are raising more money than are Republicans. stanley website The health care industry wants to influence the majority in Congress and ... they are reading the same tea leaves as everyone else that suggest the Democrats could have good results in the 2008 elections, Jonathan Oberlander, a health politics expert at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, said in an e-mail.No one better represents this realignment than Hillary Rodham Clinton. She leads all presidential candidates with $700,000 in donations from doctors and nurses, according to an Associated Press analysis of Federal Election Commission data for the first six months of 2007. The three leading fundraisers in the Democratic field mdash; Clinton, Barack Obama and John Edwards mdash; have combined to amass nearly $2 million from health professionals, according to t stanley mug he nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.The top three GOP fundraisers mdash; Mitt Romney, Rudy Giuliani and John McCain mdash; have raised a total of nearly $1.9 million from the health sector.If the