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MainWire explains in Lessons for Maine in Vermont’s Failure . Last Wednesday, Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin announced that he was abandoning his plan for a single-payer health care system for the state, finally admitting in an unexpected news conference that it is “not the right time.†As one most liberal states in the nation, Vermont has faced years of internal pressure to adopt government-run health care.