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.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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When even doctors can’t find doctors, something needs to change | Opinion
If our health care system is failing to provide for the providers, you can imagine what that means for the rest of us.
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Your glory days are over, Paul LePage | Victoria Hugo-Vidal
The former governor should be happily retired on a beach somewhere. Unfortunately, he’s got other ideas.
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Keep Maine beautiful by protecting, investing in our public lands | Opinion
Passing the America the Beautiful Act will help future generations to experience our state as we know it today.
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Maine fishermen’s bodies are breaking down. Where’s the help? | Opinion
We understand how to reduce the damage. What’s sorely missing is consistent federal support.
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Redirect your political contributions to worthy causes | Opinion
Honor your preferred candidate by contributing where you will get more “bang for your buck.”
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Saluting Janet Mills, a leader beyond compare | Opinion
Her track record of helping Mainers will be very hard to match.
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Portland’s Michael Brennan never served in Congress, a good thing for Maine | Opinion
The legislator specialized in turning high ideals into significant achievements for the people of this state.
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Maine Democrats should have swiftly condemned attack on Trump | Jim Fossel
When an act of political violence occurs, we must all come together to denounce it.
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Congress must protect the travel economy that powers Maine | Opinion
A proposal that could affect credit card rewards programs could have a significant impact on the number of visitors who come here.