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She's an anger management problem.

I think she should see a doctor.

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Grace Curley. Grace Curley. Welcome back, everyone to the Grace Curley show. I mentioned to that

caller that there are parts of the big, beautiful bill that are going to be very beneficial for seniors.

Because she was complaining that even though our wages might increase when we're the younger folk out here who are still working, that doesn't help seniors.

And that's how it always works, by the way.

It's not just a Trump thing.

You know, when the economy does well or does poorly, it's always going to

affect senior citizens and it's always going to be problematic for them because, you know,

they're saving their money and trying to make it last for the rest of their life.

But one of my texter said, the problem with the tax that helps the seniors are supposed to get

in the big, beautiful bill is that in Maine, Governor Mills has declared that none of the tax benefits will be

available for Maine citizens.

She's forbidden the state treasury to implement the help Trump gave in the bill.

I have to double check on that, but if that is true, then it goes back to what Taylor

and I were saying in the first segment, which is that's why it's important who you vote for.

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