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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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