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.

Can Olympia Snowe 'Fight for Common Ground' outside Congress?

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

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