By Associated Press - Thursday, December 29, 2016

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) - Campaign finance records show that GOP Gov. Paul LePage forked over a couple hundred bucks to an effort to defeat Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

The Sun Journal reports (https://bit.ly/2i8NlM0 ) that the donations mark the first time that LePage as governor has donated to an independent political action committee, or to any federal election.

LePage chipped in a total $300 to the Stop Hillary Political Action Committee, which ran ads about Clinton’s relationship to the 2012 Benghazi attacks.

The governor hasn’t kept his dislike of Clinton - and her husband Bill - a secret.

At a press conference this fall, LePage showed reporters Russian nesting dolls representing Clinton, her husband and several of his mistresses.

LePage also told a radio station that when Hillary Clinton opens her mouth, “people die.”

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