Troy Jackson's 'Logging' Company Is Actually a Consulting Firm, Records Show
The 'working class' Maine Senate hopeful used Jackson Associates, his 'logging and forestry' business, to take consulting fees from a Maryland union
For years, Maine Democrat Troy Jackson, running for Senate as a "working class voice" and "logger by trade," has claimed to run a "Logging and Forestry" company, Jackson Associates, in his rural town of Allagash. It's actually a consulting firm, according to Jackson's personal financial disclosure, which shows that Jackson used the company to accept tens of thousands of dollars in consulting fees from a Maryland-based union.
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