Dear Mainer
Jared GoldenA look under the hood on my approach to politics, policy making, and representing you in Congress.
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Latest Issues
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It’s time to end the shutdown
Ten days into the government shutdown, both sides are blaming the other, trying to “win” the shutdown even as millions of federal workers and service members and their families lose pay and Americans suffer the harms that come when federal ...
How I’m approaching the budget standoff
Last week, I was the only Democrat in the House to vote for a deal that would prevent the federal government from shutting down on October 1. But the Senate rejected this stopgap measure just hours later, and Speaker Johnson is signaling he...
Dear Mainer: Our prosperity isn’t built by algorithms, hedge funds or CEOs. It’s built by workers.
People who work hard should be able to get ahead. That deal is the foundation on which our economy is built. But for too many workers, it’s a broken deal.
Dear Mainer: Why our lobstermen need an extended pause on new right whale rules
I had a few goals when I successfully pushed to get a seat on the House Natural Resources Committee, but chief among them was using the position to advocate for the men and women who work on Maine’s waters.
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Born and raised in Maine’s Second District, Jared Golden enlisted in the Marines deploying to Afghanistan and Iraq before returning to Maine. Today, he represents his hometown district in the U.S. Congress and lives in Lewiston with his family.
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