'I'm Not Going to Apologize': Troy Jackson Denies Mortgage Fraud Allegations After Claiming Primary Residence on Second Home

Maine Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson said he's “not going to apologize” for claiming two different homes as his primary residences while serving as president of the Maine Senate, claims that prompted allegations of mortgage fraud.

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'I'm Not Going to Apologize': Troy Jackson Denies Mortgage Fraud Allegations After Claiming Primary Residence on Second Home

Conservative ReviewRight· 7d ago

'I'm Not Going to Apologize': Troy Jackson Denies Mortgage Fraud Allegations After Claiming Primary Residence on Second Home