Troy Jackson has spent years constructing a political image. The Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate wants Maine voters to see a fifth-generation logger from Allagash: a blue-collar fighter in a “solidarity” T-shirt, standing shoulder-to-shoulder with working people and supposedly unafraid of anyone in power. The word “solidarity” has become almost inseparable from Jackson’s campaign. He [...]
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