—Maine’s Republican governor says that he wants the state to look into withdrawing from former President Barack Obama’s signature health care law. Paul LePage told WVOM-FM on Tuesday that he wants to work with legislators to just “do our own thing” and suggested that a model could be Maine’s workers’ compensation insurance system. The governor said the…
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