| rdfs:comment | - Rep. Stephen Maitland, R-Adams, whose constituents ousted him in the May primary, unleashed a bitter rant as he left the PA House in Harrisburg in November, 2006, essentially telling the voters of his district they were closed-minded fools for ending his political career. "I don't regret my pay raise vote one bit," he said. "I just wish the voters had listened with open minds about it. "In a very short period of time, I'll be making two to three times what a state representative makes," Mr. Maitland added, a reference to his budding career as a lawyer. "You passed up a bargain."
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| abstract | - Rep. Stephen Maitland, R-Adams, whose constituents ousted him in the May primary, unleashed a bitter rant as he left the PA House in Harrisburg in November, 2006, essentially telling the voters of his district they were closed-minded fools for ending his political career. "I don't regret my pay raise vote one bit," he said. "I just wish the voters had listened with open minds about it. "In a very short period of time, I'll be making two to three times what a state representative makes," Mr. Maitland added, a reference to his budding career as a lawyer. "You passed up a bargain."
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