$155 million in $300 checks, with no accountability for where it went: that’s when Gorham’s Thad Moody decided to run for the Maine Senate.

Chuck Ellis sits down with Thad Moody, Republican candidate for Senate District 30 (Gorham and part of Scarborough). Thad went from stocking shelves at Cook’s Hardware to running it, served as president of the co-worker-owned Moody’s Collision Centers, and sat on the Gorham Town Council.

They discuss the supplemental budget and rainy day fund, DHHS oversight and fraud, no tax on tips or overtime, the millionaires tax, Medicaid versus Medicare, $27 million in license plates made in Nova Scotia, and the failed Gorham–Scarborough connector.

Find Thad: thadmoody4senate.com