Maine Governor LePage set to unveil domestic violence proposal

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AUGUSTA — Gov. Paul LePage on Friday held an event designed to bring awareness to domestic violence.

The gathering in the State House Hall of Flags was a public service event. However, the governor also foreshadowed some upcoming initiatives he says will strengthen the state's domestic violence laws.

The details are expected to be released later this month in a package of bills sponsored by Republicans and Democrats.
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The governor noted that the majority of abusers were men; therefore, he said, Maine's laws should be focused accordingly.

"We need to shift domestic violence from a women's problem to a men's problem," he said. "We need to speak up, stand up and man up against domestic violence."'

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Follow-up from anthony: CDC Survey Shatters Gender Myths: Reports 1 in 4 Men are Victims of Domestic Violence