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Jonathan Bush, Maine’s Republican gubernatorial hopeful, built a birthing clinic network in San Diego that served thousands of low-income and migrant women—many paying in cash—before the business collapsed under financial strain. Now co-founder of Athenahealth and pushing a pro-business platform, Bush seeks Trump’s endorsement while facing criticism over his past work. Opponents argue his history contradicts his current “pro-America” stance, though his campaign insists he never aided illegal immigration or birthright citizenship. As Maine voters prepare for the primary, they’re weighing Bush’s healthcare legacy against his economic vision.
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