Maine governor: Workers from India hardest to understand

Maine governor: Workers from India hardest to understand

Maine's Republican governor says it's harder to accept workers "from Bulgaria" and workers from India are "the affliction ones."

Gov. Paul LePage said Saturday that adopted workers are getting acclimated in restaurants afterwards he criticized a election angle to accession Maine's minimum allowance to $12. He says he's aghast his another angle to backpack the allowance to $10 didn't get traction.

He declared Indians as "lovely humans but you've got to accept an interpreter."

LePage is accepted for authoritative arguable remarks. In this case, he was amusement as he batten at the accompaniment affair convention. He joked that his wife is traveling to get a job as a waitress for added income.

He aswell had a awkward acknowledgment about President Barack Obama, adage Obama stands for "one big-ass mistake, America."

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