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	About Pat LaMarche » Cobb-LaMarche 2004 - Ballot Recount
		Her father, Paul LaMarche, was and is a celebrated doctor, and her mother was at that time a housewife but later became an auditor employed by the state.
		LaMarche has taught Public Relations at Husson College's school of Communications and headed the Bangor chapter of the Children's Miracle Network, which she saw go from one of the worst in the nation to the most successful.
		Additionally, it gave LaMarche a vital taste of life outside the United States, and placed her in a position from which she is able to make better-informed decisions regarding what course of action is best for America and Americans.
	www.iwantmyvote.com /about/pat_lamarche (876 words)

	Pat LaMarche - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Until the beginning of her vice-presidential campaign, LaMarche was employed by a country music radio station in Maine under the pseudonym of "Genny Judge;" however, this ended with her candidacy.
		On September 5, 2004, LaMarche announced that she would be visiting and staying overnight in homeless and domestic violence shelters throughout the United States in a campaign tour designed "to draw attention to those living on the edge of society".
		LaMarche announced her candidacy on the Maine Green Independent Party ticket for the 2006 gubernatorial race in Maine against incumbent Democrat John Baldacci.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pat_LaMarche (538 words)

	THE DEADLIEST DRUG: Maine's addiction to alcohol
		Pat LaMarche, former radio talk-show host, waits for instructions as she checks into the Cumberland County Jail to serve time for an OUI conviction.
		LaMarche was driven to the police station and was fingerprinted.
		LaMarche got four days in jail, an $825 fine - which she later got changed to community service - and was ordered to take a $425 weekend drunken-driving class.
	pressherald.mainetoday.com /specialrpts/alcohol/d4pat.htm (0 words)

	Index
		PAT LAMARCHE: Clearly, the whole system is corrupt, and where the Bush administration wants to do absolutely nothing except make the insurance companies and the drug companies wealthier, the Kerry administration would provide a bunch of Band-aids on the problem.
		PAT LAMARCHE: I'm telling people in swing states that I don't have a right to tell them how to vote, but that I certainly understand their feelings and their feeling of immediacy and necessity, especially in the progressive community to eliminate George Bush as president of the United States.
		PAT LAMARCHE: I agree there are reasons why neither one of these people have a party that I want to join, but I feel as though at this point I’m not going to drop the gauntlet and give up on November 3, I’m just going to work that much harder.
	www.democracynow.org /print.pl?sid=04/10/07/1335240 (0 words)

	Republicans for Pat LaMarche » Pat LaMarche for Governor of Maine - Pat2006.com
		Pat's campaign is financed by the people of Maine, not lobbyists and special interests.
		Pat has run a business, taught school, raised a family, and served her community.
		Contributions to LaMarche for Governor are not tax deductible.
	pat2006.com /endorsements/republicans_for_pat.php (783 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Those who know Pat LaMarche - and in her home state of Maine, that's plenty of people - say the Green Party's newly nominated candidate for vice president of the United States is a smart person, an eloquent speaker, a tough campaigner and an excellent addition to the ticket.
		LaMarche was on her way back from the national convention in Milwaukee on Sunday and was unavailable for comment.
		In February, LaMarche told the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram that "it's of absolute, utmost importance that George Bush not be re-elected," and that she does not want Democrats to be able to say that a Green was a spoiler this time around, drawing votes from anyone who opposes the president.
	home.gwi.net /~mountain1228/greens/megreens/pph_maine_reaction_lamarche.html (0 words)

	LaMarche unveils single-payer health care plan - Boston.com
		Green Independent gubernatorial candidate Pat LaMarche called Thursday for the creation of a Maine Healthcare Authority that would administer a lifetime health care system for all Mainers financed in part by taxes on employers.
		LaMarche's plan envisions having the state petition for the release of federal Medicaid funds for incorporation into the new system and direct billing of the federal government for expenses incurred by federal employees living in Maine.
		LaMarche's plan also envisions the development of graduate schools to train medical doctors, dentists and pharmacists as steps toward alleviating what it describes as a shortage of health care providers in Maine.
	www.boston.com /news/local/maine/articles/2006/09/21/lamarche_unveils_single_payer_health_care_plan (0 words)

	Third Party Watch » Blog Archive » LaMarche Enters Maine Race
		Pat LaMarche is running for governor of Maine next year.
		As the article notes, LaMarche was a candidate for governor in 1998 and captured 7% of the vote.
		LaMarche’s campaign could be the most damaging to Baldacci since both hope to appeal to liberal-minded Democrats and progressive unenrolled voters.
	thirdpartywatch.com /2005/12/14/lamarche-enters-maine-race (0 words)

	Green Party of Arkansas, home page
		Green Party vice presidential candidate Pat LaMarche will spend Monday night, September 27 with homeless Arkansans at the Salvation Army emergency shelter, in Fayetteville, as part of her unprecedented “Left Out Tour,” which began Tuesday in her home state of Maine and will wind up October 4 in Cleveland, Ohio.
		LaMarche has been employed at a radio station in Maine's capital under the pseudonym Genny Judge, which she borrowed from her late mother.
		Genny Judge is known throughout central Maine as an altruist in the truest sense of the term, all the while voicing her concerns for and opinions of the state of affairs in the community, state, nation, and world at large.
	www.arkgreens.org /archive/homepageoct04_jan05.htm (0 words)

	Pat Lamarche for Governor Press Releaases (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		LaMarche was endorsed by the political action committee of Friends of the Earth at a sparsely attended press conference in Portland on Wednesday.
		LaMarche will be at the Mesa Verde Restaurant (774-6089) on Congress St. in Portland, across from the State Theater, from 3 - 6:30 P.M. She will spend the bulk of the evening arriving at 8:30 P.M. in Bangor at the Sea Dog Restaurant (947-8004) at 22 Front St. on the waterfront in Bangor.
		LaMarche, who was required by the state to run as an independent, receives more than 5% of this election's governor's race, the Maine Green Party will be reinstated as a legitimate Maine political party.
	www.mainegreens.org /electoral/candidates/LaMarche98/pressreleases.html (0 words)

	[gpga-news] PrsRls: LaMarche Vigils at Cheney Mansion
		LaMarche's two week 'Left Out Tour' to 14 cities across the U.S. to call attention to homelessness, lack of jobs, and lack of health care .
		LaMarche, members of the Statehood Green Party, and area homeless activists will collect blankets, towels, toiletries, and other nonperishable items for the shelters during the vigil.
		Pat LaMarche is running with Green presidential nominee David Cobb in the 2004 election.
	ga.greens.org /pipermail/gpga-news/2004-September/000552.html (0 words)

	Green Vice Presidential Candidate Pat LaMarche Challenges Cheney; Will Hold All Night Vigil Outside Cheney's Residence ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Green Party vice presidential candidate Patricia (Pat LaMarche) is challenging Dick Cheney to join her on a two week tour of homeless shelters.
		LaMarche is sleeping in shelters and on the streets to focus attention on the least privileged members of o...
		LaMarche"s visit to DC is the fifth stop on her two week Left Out Tour.
	press.arrivenet.com /politics/article.php/456902.html (0 words)

	Mills, LaMarche qualify for public funding - Boston.com
		Two more candidates for governor, Republican Peter Mills and Maine Green Independent Pat LaMarche, have submitted enough petitions and qualifying donations to qualify for public funds for their campaigns.
		Mills, a state senator from Cornville, and LaMarche, the Greens' 1998 nominee for governor, each will receive $200,000 in public money for their respective primaries if state elections officials certify their submissions.
		LaMarche, of Yarmouth, is running unopposed in her bid for the Green Party nomination.
	www.boston.com /news/local/maine/articles/2006/04/18/mills_lamarche_qualify_for_public_funding (0 words)

	LaMarche on list as potential Green Party veep (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Former gubernatorial candidate Pat LaMarche is a long shot to be the Green Party’s vice presidential nominee.
		David Cobb, who’s seeking the Green presidential nomination this weekend in Wisconsin, confirmed to the Bangor Daily News that LaMarche is among six potential candidates he’s considering to complete the ticket.
		LaMarche is an Augusta radio personality who ran for governor in 1998 on the Green Party ticket.
	www4.fosters.com /june_2004/june_24_04/news/ap_me0624f.asp (0 words)

	LaMarche Says She'll Vote for Whoever Can Beat Bush
		AUGUSTA — Pat LaMarche, the Green Party's newly nominated candidate for vice president, said Tuesday that her top priority is not winning the White House for her party, but ensuring that President Bush is defeated.
		LaMarche was nominated last weekend at the party's convention in Milwaukee.
		While LaMarche, known professionally as radio personality Genny Judge on WEBB (FM 98.5), a country music station, is excited about the campaign, she has new concerns about her personal finances.
	www.commondreams.org /headlines04/0630-08.htm (0 words)

	The Bard Observer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Besides this, however, LaMarche is also a business manager, journalist, educator and broadcaster, not to mention the mother of Bard student Rebecca Russell, who has spent her adult life working to improve the lives of her fellow Mainers.
		Pat received her bachelor’s degree at Boston College and studied European History in the graduate program at the University of Amsterdam.
		LaMarche said that if she were to volunteer some info, it would be about her two kids, John Russell, a freshman at Oberlin, and Rebecca Russell, a sophomore at Bard.
	observer.bard.edu /articles/news/184 (0 words)

	Home » Pat LaMarche for Governor of Maine » Pat2006.com
		Pat Endorsed by Courier Gazette and Portland Phoenix!
		LaMarche would bring good people into her cabinet — including talented Republicans and Democrats with specialized expertise — to forge a multi-partisan approach based on what the best ideas are, without worrying about which party the brainstorm came from."
		LaMarche contends she is due more money to offset spending by the Maine Democratic Party and the Republican Governors Association for TV ads that appear to promote Democratic Gov. John Baldacci and Republican challenger Chandler Woodcock."
	pat2006.com (1252 words)

	The Ellsworth American. - Pat LaMarche Marches to Own Drum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		ELLSWORTH — Pat LaMarche is in line with the other candidates for governor in advocating for small business, education, tax relief and a rational energy policy.
		LaMarche said her plan would render Governor John Baldacci’s Dirigo health insurance initiative, which was created to insure the uninsured, “as obsolete as it’s making itself.”
		Besides lifting that burden from the towns, she said, state funding would bring equality to the salary structure and improve on the existing system wherein teachers in wealthy towns are paid more than teachers in struggling towns.
	ellsworthmaine.com /site/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=4357&Itemid=94 (0 words)

	As Maine Goes :: View topic - Pat LaMarche Impressive on WLOB This Morning
		LaMarche's attempt to protray my single sentance reply on her website as an endorsement of her policy is an outright fraud which is why I have 1) asked them to remove my name and comment from her site and 2) changed my post here on AMG.
		Lamarche's political instincts tell her to go for the jugular on Dirigo; but their single payer plan is very utopian.....unfortunately, it is all they have.
		Whether it is by politically calculated design or whether it's a true shift in Green politics in Maine is debatable but LaMarche stands to draw off as many conservative votes as she drawing votes from the left.
	asmainegoes.com /forum/viewtopic.php?t=19615&...&highlight=lamarche (0 words)

	10.04.04: Pat LaMarche on Left Out Tour
		Pat LaMarche Completes "Left Out" Tour: Press Conference Scheduled in Portland, Maine on October 7.
		Pat LaMarche, the vice presidential candidate of the Green Party of the United States, has completed her 14 day Left Out Tour where she has tried to bring attention to the issues of homelessness, affordable housing and the needs of people for whom poverty and despair are a daily struggle.
		While LaMarche and other activists protested the Bush-Cheney administration's refusal to act on the affordable housing crisis, construction was taking place to build an additional residence for Mr.
	www.gp.org /press/pr_10_04_04b.html (0 words)

	David Cobb and Pat LaMarche for pres and vp - Green
		Posted by: Admin on Saturday, June 26, 2004 - 02:34 PM The team of David Cobb and Pat LaMarche was carried to victory by a clear majority of the nearly 800 delegates meeting at the Green Nominating Convention in Milwaukee.
		The Green Party was active in opposition to the build-up for war and has been active in the movement to get the United States out of Iraq, for full Iraqi sovereignty and for reparations for the devastation the U.S. has caused.
		LaMarche made the Greens a major player in Maine (7% of the vote I think?).
	www.able2know.com /forums/about27611.html (0 words)

	Critical Montages
		Pat LaMarche, the Green Party's newly nominated candidate for vice president, said Tuesday that her top priority is not winning the White House for her party, but ensuring that President Bush is defeated.
		She is, in fact, so determined to see Bush lose that she would not commit to voting for herself and her running mate, Texas lawyer David Cobb.
		LaMarche, who won 7 percent of the vote when she was the Green Independent candidate for governor of Maine in 1998, said she'll vote for whoever has the best chance of beating Bush.
	montages.blogspot.com /2004/06/green-partys-political-suicide.html (0 words)

	Green Party of New Jersey Turns in 1,209 Signatures to Secure Ballot Slots - Atlantic Highlands Herald - New Jersey
		They were followed by a main presentation by Vice Presidential candidate Pat LaMarche, who had journeyed from Maine to participate.
		LaMarche answered that two primary objectives were to increase Green Party registration and membership and to support local candidates for office like Daryl Brooks.
		LaMarche reported that half of the state legislature are "clean money" candidates.
	www.ahherald.com /news/2004/0729/gpnj_ballots.htm (0 words)

	The Green Party of the United States
		Pat Lamarche ran for governor of the state of Maine in 1998 and re-established ballot access for the Maine Green Independent Party by receiving over 5% of the votes cast.
		This, and Lamarche's longtime Green Party activism, put her on the short list of the Cobb campaign's Vice Presidential choices.
		Lamarche said "My first thought when this position was offered to me was that I can't believe I'm respected by somebody I respect that much.
	www.commondreams.org /news2004/0625-01.htm (0 words)

	Politics1 - Guide to the 2004 Green Party Presidential Candidate
		Pat LaMarche -- an environmental activist -- was the Green nominee for Maine Governor in 1998.
		Soon after, LaMarche developed the Earth Bank -- a building materials company that provided "a line of environmental alternatives to the usual toxins found in construction supplies." LaMarche is also the former director of The Children's Miracle Network attached to Eastern Maine Medical Center, which is the state's largest children's charity.
		Pat Buchanan -- running as a conservative Reform Party canidate in 2000 -- pursued a similar strategy so as to not hurt Bush against Gore in that race.
	www.politics1.com /greens04.htm (0 words)

	Running Clean » Pat LaMarche for Governor of Maine - Pat2006.com
		Pat is running as a clean candidate, which means that she supports public financing of elections and the end of big money controlling the electoral process.
		Thanks to the support of thousands of voters across Maine, Pat reached this important milestone on April 14, 2006, earning the right to compete as a Clean Elections candidate.
		ADDENDUM: Read about Pat's appeal of an Ethics Commission decision and legal case to try to preserve the integrity of the Clean Elections process.
	www.pat2006.com /issues/running_clean (584 words)

	LaMarche Tours American Homeless Shelters
		Of the cities in which she stayed, Pat LaMarche spoke most highly of how homeless people are treated in Detroit because there is the political will and it is building the proper infrastructure to deal with the myriad concerns of homeless people.
		Along the way, LaMarche found that most people were eager to donate canned goods and other non-perishables, but that particular solution is only temporary and won’t address the endemic problem.
		She felt it was especially important to raise awareness of the issues of homelessness during the election because it is a growing problem that is largely ignored except during the holidays.
	www.neoch.org /grapevinearticles/68/lamarche.htm (0 words)

	Weblog Entry - 08/05/2004: "Pat LaMarche" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Pat Lamarche is the Vice-Presidential candidate for the Green Party.
		Pat came in with a date and another couple.
		She got on her hands and knees and crawled across the stage towards me. You should have seen the bass player's face as the woman in a strapless gown crawled towards the drummer.
	www.billyrhythm.com /archives/00001010.html (0 words)

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