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In Part Two, AG Frey discusses the growing landscape of fraud in Maine — from imposter scams that hit close to home to contractor deception and rising concerns about deed theft. He outlines how criminals target vulnerable residents, why consumer protection matters, and how the justice system is struggling to keep up. The conversation also covers Maine’s court backlog, the shortage of public defenders, and legislative efforts to license home contractors.

📻 Now airing weekends on VOM — The Voice of Maine — Saturday's at 6AM and Sunday;s at 6:30AM on 103.9 FM, 101.3 FM, and streaming on the VOM App.

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🎙️This episode is prerecorded, produced, and sponsored by Corenna Quirk, Broker at NextHome Experience.

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In Part One, Maine Attorney General Aaron Frey joins Corenna and David Quirk to break down how and why Maine gets involved in national litigation — including the opioid crisis and fights to protect federal funding. Frey explains his office’s nonpartisan mission, the unique way Maine selects constitutional officers, and reflects on the Laurel Libby censure case. He also shares the principles guiding his legal decisions and when he believes the state should act.

📻 Now airing weekends on VOM — The Voice of Maine — Saturday's at 6AM and Sunday's at 6:30AM on 103.9 FM, 101.3 FM and streaming on the VOM App.

🗳️ Q Point Podcast invites guests and candidates of all party affiliations to join the conversation. The views, information, and opinions expressed do not necessarily reflect those of the hosts, Q Point Podcast, or its affiliates.

🎙️ This episode is prerecorded, produced, and sponsored by Corenna Quirk, Broker at NextHome Experience.

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State Representative Laurel Libby returns to Q Point Podcast to reflect on a turbulent five-month stretch following her censure. “It was both the slowest and the fastest five months of my life,” she says, recounting the legal fight to restore her vote and the conversations she had with Mainers along the way.

In this in-studio interview, Libby discusses the atmosphere at the State House, staying connected to her district, and what the final hours of the legislative session looked like. She also shares her perspective on Maine’s $11.6 billion budget, education outcomes, healthcare access, and the state’s business climate—as well as why she’s considering a run for governor.

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This podcast is for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered professional advice or recommendations of any nature whatsoever, and no warrantee, guarantee, or representation as to the accuracy of the information presented is made by your use. The views, information, opinions, comments, and observations of this podcast may not be those of the host or the management, and you entertain and rely on the content presented at your sole risk and responsibility. Your access of this podcast acknowledges that the contents and design are the sole property of the presenter and no use in any shape, manner or form of this podcast may be made without written permission. The presenter of the podcast hereby disclaims any and all responsibility for any and all damages arising out of or related to your use, reference and reliance on podcasts and information presented therein.