There’s still time to determine who’s best qualified to take on Sen. Susan Collins in November. I believe I am that candidate.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Celebrate Maine’s own ‘Holy Woman’ this May | Opinion
Frances Perkins’ faith in God inspired her longtime public service and was a source of strength throughout her life.
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Maine’s school nurses are visited more than ever | Opinion
It’s National School Nurses Day. We must lend our full support to these critical providers, whose work is ever changing.
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American voters must follow Hungary’s lead this November | Opinion
After 16 years of authoritarian rule, Viktor Orbán got the boot. Now it’s time for us to restore representative democracy.
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Nirav Shah is the best choice for Maine’s environment | Opinion
Shah’s background in law and public health, and his experience in responding to exposure risks, makes him the leader we need.
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Jackson and Platner are right to be thinking about Mainers’ time | Steve Collins
It would be hard to find somebody who disagrees that we deserve more time, more freedom, to explore our state with people we care about.
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As governor, Jonathan Bush can help Maine seal the deal | Opinion
Thanks to his counsel and his vision, my company is in the process of relocating here.
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Maine’s Legislature has a lot to learn about conducting the people’s business | Opinion
The majority budget process has silenced minority opinions, creating a toxic work environment that has disenfranchised most of us.
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Early disease detection is bringing down health care costs | Opinion
Policies that expand access to screening and support research deserve our full support.
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Transgender athletes measure goes against Maine values | Opinion
This legislation is out of step with two philosophies that are quintessentially ‘Maine.’ You care for your neighbors and friends. You don’t get involved in people’s private business.