LePage breaks with Trump on Iran, Canada tariffs, immigration in Maine House debate
Summary
Paul LePage, the Republican candidate for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District, disagreed with President Donald Trump on important topics like the situation with Iran, trade tariffs on Canada, and immigration during a recent debate. LePage is running against Democrat Matt Dunlap for the open U.S. House seat.Key Facts
- Paul LePage is the Republican nominee for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District.
- He debated Matt Dunlap, the Democratic nominee and state auditor.
- LePage disagreed with President Trump’s approach to the situation with Iran.
- He also split with Trump on tariffs imposed on Canadian goods.
- LePage took a different stance than Trump on immigration policies.
- The debate took place as both candidates vie for the open House seat.
- LePage had previously criticized some Trump policies but is still running as a Republican.
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