Fact Check: Maine Governor Janet Mills did not threaten to stop paying federal taxes
The Democratic governor of Maine, Janet Mills, has not threatened to stop paying federal taxes if U.S. President Donald Trump stops federal funding for the state, contrary to online posts, a spokesperson for the governor said.
Did Maine Gov. Janet Mills tell Trump no federal taxes will be paid? No, that’s a fake quote.
During a recent meeting of governors at the White House, Maine Gov. Janet Mills and President Donald Trump clashed over Trump’s executive order banning transgender athletes from women’s sports. Still, Mills did not say Maine would stop paying federal taxes if Trump stopped federal funding.
Maine, which is defying President Donald Trump's executive order barring males from competing in women's sports, is home to a strong transgender lobby.
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