Olympia Snowe

former US Senator (R-ME)

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Former Republican Senator from Maine and author of Fighting for Common Ground: How to Fix the Stalemate in Congress

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Maine Republican  Olympia Snowe  served in elected office for 40 years, including three terms in the US Senate.

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Maine Republican Olympia Snowe served in elected office for 40 years, including three terms in the US Senate.

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