Troy Jackson Discloses Campaign Donations From Billionaires Two Days After Saying 'There's No Billionaires Funding Me'
Two days after Maine Senate candidate Troy Jackson said, "I know that there's no billionaires funding me," he released a long-awaited campaign finance report showing donations from at least four billionaires. Jackson acknowledged the flip-f
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Two days after Maine Senate candidate Troy Jackson said, "I know that there's no billionaires funding me," he released a long-awaited campaign finance report showing donations from at least four billionaires. Jackson acknowledged the flip-flop during a Thursday evening debate against his Republican opponent, incumbent senator Susan Collins.
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