‘Make Me The Villain Of Your Next Book’ — Nutjob Maine Governor Attacks Stephen King

Maine Gov. Paul LePage is up to his shenanigans again. Governor Vaseline has falsely accused author Stephen King of “abandoning Maine” and no longer paying taxes in the state. He’s also issued a challenge:

?Just make me the villain of your next book, and I won’t charge you royalties.?

LePage is using King and other prominent residents of Maine to make a point in his efforts to repeal Maine’s income tax.?King?owns two homes in Maine, and shot back at the Tea Party governor with this tweet:

King later noted that the esteemed governor has yet to apologize.

The pair have clashed before. Stephen King publicly opposed him in the 2014 gubernatorial election and called LePage a “lousy” governor. Which of course is true.

To remind you who Paul LePage is, in 2013?he said that that Democratic Sen. Troy Jackson:

?[…] claims to be for the people, but he’s the first one to give it to the people without providing Vaseline.??

Klassy dude.

In spite of being a total nutjob, he miraculously won reelection last year. Oh, Maine….why?

Featured image of Stephen King via The Guardian.

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