We’re in an election year where policy hasn’t been relevant — at least, not yet.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Hannah Pingree has the leadership experience Maine needs | Opinion
Pingree’s record of service in both the legislative and executive branches of government will have her ready to go on day one as Maine’s next governor.
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Maine’s progressive champion? He’s been here all along. | Opinion
Troy Jackson’s politics are the politics of solidarity. He’ll make a great governor.
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Maine must confront the moral cost of silence on Gaza | Opinion
We cannot determine the course of this conflict. Neither are we powerless.
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As long as we feel entitled to cheap oil, we’re losing | Opinion
If we view it as an American birthright, it’s hard to look beyond the price at the pump.
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Vital to invest in Lincoln County infrastructure | Opinion
Several key projects are included in the Maine Department of Transportation’s recently released three-year work plan.
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Maine’s millionaire’s tax is the mini revolution we need | Douglas Rooks
This is a welcome course correction for our state.
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Cage-free commitment is a win for birds and Hannaford shoppers alike | Opinion
Hannaford’s parent company has committed to switching to 100% cage-free eggs by 2032. Good.
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Susan Collins has taken a bold stand for secure elections | Opinion
The senator ‘s support of the SAVE America Act is an example of the steady, common-sense leadership that Maine has long admired.
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The discount drug program Mainers rely on must be protected | Opinion
Pharmaceutical companies are spending hundreds of millions lobbying elected officials to try and persuade them to gut the 340B program through “reform.”