in virginia on tuesday. more than double the second top issue. and in maine voters came out in force to approve medicate expansion with 59% of the vote despite governor paul le page s defiant vetoes. he said yesterday he will not implement the expansion until the legislature funds it. according to the portland press herald, the state would have to spend $54 million annually to receive $525 million matching federal funds under the affordable care act. trying to do the math there for him. and maine senior senator republican susan collins will certainly have some thoughts on that. she joins us alongside democrat joe manchin next on morning joe.
echoed in new hampshire by senator kelly ayotte. i believe that, first of all, as a former attorney general, that he should accept the outcome and that this is important, you know, i don t believe in that there s a rigged election system. if there are allegations that need to be investigated, they ll be investigated. i used to do that as attorney general. senate leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker paul ryan have not weighed in. however, trump did receive some support. kansas secretary of state, a trump adviser, spoke out saying noncitizens could tip the election to clinton saying, i think there s no question that the number of aliens registered to vote in florida is probably in the tens of thousands and the number of voting is going to be in the thousands, so i think there s a very real risk that a battleground state could be decided by noncitizens voting. paul le page said he agreed with him. i think it s a stupid comment. i mean, come on, get over
if they think there is bad business, i think they need to actually check it out. sure. i mean, if there is actual evidence of some improprieties. if a state mandated recount is necessary. cnn has changed arizona s status from leans republican to battleground state. one of the reasons is the large latino population in your state. democrats say generally it s hard to get latinos to turn out to the polls as much as they would like, but donald trump is their own personal get out the vote effort to mobilize latinos to the polls to vote for democrats. last night mr. trump, as you know, used the term bad hom bbr to describe latinos who commit criminal acts. this is blowing up is my understanding. are you concerned about that? anytime you put words like that together and say bad man in
vision of a country where we turn against each other and turn away from our role in the world. and instead you can choose as qualified a person who has ever run to lead this country. you can affirm the america we know, a country full of optimism and courage and generosity and hope, a country where we look out for each other and don t turn on each other. that s the choice that you can make, starting on monday right here in south florida. i ve said this before. there is nothing that can completely prepare you for the job of being president of the united states. you know, that first day after you get sworn in and they walk you in the office, and then everybody leaves and you re in the office, and you re looking around thinking, man, now what? but here s the thing.