TrulySignificant.com Presents July 4th Celebration with Robert "Bobby" Charles- Gubernatorial Candidatein Maine
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TrulySignificant.com Presents July 4th Celebration with Robert "Bobby" Charles- Gubernatorial Candidatein Maine
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Hear this fascinating historical perspective on our Independence Day. You will be surprised what bill of rights were eliminated to eliminated by the original founders to help pass into law.
Support Bobby in his campaign for Governor of Maine. Donate $25 or whatever you can to www.BobbyforMaine.com TODAY.
Maine has unique opportunities that Bobby Charles addresses. He is the best option to bring Maine out of their valley and into a positive light. Trust in Bobby to fight the battle for the citizens of Maine. Freedom is under fire in Maine. Shocking drug traffic, property tax, low medium income, and ranked 50th in education amongst all states. Maine has issues. Bobby has a plan to rebuild Maine.
Have courage and boldly vote for change that preserves freedom. Cherish Maine, cherish the next generation, and remember to re-commit yourself to defend freedom.
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