Where the white women at? Maine.

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Like no one in Maine would buy heroin in quantity and sell it retail to make a bunch of money. Moron.
 
Peter Steele, the governor’s communication director, said in a written statement Thursday night that LePage’s remarks were not about race, but about the emotional toll drugs have on children.

“The governor is not making comments about race. Race is irrelevant,” Steele said. “What is relevant is the cost to state taxpayers for welfare and the emotional costs for these kids who are born as a result of involvement with drug traffickers. His heart goes out to these kids because he had a difficult childhood, too. We need to stop the drug traffickers from coming into our state.”
 
Peter Steele, the governor’s communication director, said in a written statement Thursday night that LePage’s remarks were not about race, but about the emotional toll drugs have on children.

“The governor is not making comments about race. Race is irrelevant,” Steele said. “What is relevant is the cost to state taxpayers for welfare and the emotional costs for these kids who are born as a result of involvement with drug traffickers. His heart goes out to these kids because he had a difficult childhood, too. We need to stop the drug traffickers from coming into our state.”

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The comment about impregnating women alone seemed gratuitous. But then he had to throw "white" in there as a bonus.
 
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I always heard the streets of Connecticut are where you earn your colors.
 
Sounds like Maine needs to dust off the miscegenation laws to keep Shifty away from the white women and avoid that "trouble down the road."
 
It is actually stunning that a politician would be that blatantly racist. Holy ****.
 
Peter Steele, the governor’s communication director, said in a written statement Thursday night that LePage’s remarks were not about race, but about the emotional toll drugs have on children.

“The governor is not making comments about race. Race is irrelevant,” Steele said. “What is relevant is the cost to state taxpayers for welfare and the emotional costs for these kids who are born as a result of involvement with drug traffickers. His heart goes out to these kids because he had a difficult childhood, too. We need to stop the drug traffickers from coming into our state.”

I think what the communications director is saying is that everyone would be better off if these kids and the governor had never been born.
 
Also, apparently the governor is not nearly as concerned about the actual people addicted to heroin as he is about "the cost to state taxpayers for welfare and the emotional costs for these kids who are born as a result of involvement with drug traffickers."
 

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