Change, not Democrats or Republicans, is really what the electorate wants.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Column: Maine manufacturing still alive and well
Industries are changing, but the sector is still poised to lead us in the 21st century.
Column: Mainers do not support Paul LePage or his causes
The election left the governor with one win and eight losses.
Roberts: In elections, never say never
Trump’s unexpected win is a win for democracy.
Harmon: Trump won on strength of religious vote
In a key turn, he promised to fight against secular forces.
Column: A lot to offer in adult education
Get a degree or acquire a hobby, all while attending close to home.
Smith: The troubles for single mothers
In a problem that is difficult to address, a new report shows Maine has too many parents raising kids they can’t afford.
Column: Voting on food prices, not character or leadership
An encounter with a homeless would-be voter opens eyes to the really basic issues.
Caron: The system wasn’t rigged after all
Change won and a peaceful transfer of power is underway.
Column: Western Maine needs promotion
The Oct. 11 editorial was right — the inland part of the state needs more attention.