The Portland Press Herald ran an editorial on the Republican’s political “tracking” of Eliot Cutler and other gubernatorial candidates, in which the PPH echoes Eliot’s call for productive politics that focuses on solving the issues facing Maine today:
It would be better if campaigns focused on drawing real contrasts between candidates and their positions that would help voters make up their minds, instead of just looking for ways to exploit their opponents’ errors. It would be better still if they used their time in the limelight to make the case for what they would do if elected.
You can read the full article here.