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Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Douglas Rooks: The Trump-Musk axis had parallels in Maine
Former Gov. Paul LePage was indeed ‘Trump before Trump.’ We’ve seen these types before.
Opinion: Have Americans lost their capacity for critical thought?
Gleichschaltung was the process by which the Nazis seized control of pre-WWII Germany. History seems to be repeating itself today.
Commentary: First of all, do no harm, Mr. Trump
What the president is doing with USAid will do incalculable damage, the columnist writes.
Opinion: I’m alarmed by the future of health care in Maine
Without sustainable funding solutions, the state’s residents won’t get the care they deserve.
Opinion: It’s time for Mainers to speak up on clean energy
We can’t afford a slow transition; droughts and storms will only continue to worsen.
Opinion: Maine court ruling ignores hard realities of child sexual abuse
The Maine Supreme Court ruling upholding the statute of limitations fails to give appropriate weight to the difficulty of disclosure.
Opinion: California wildfires should not have come as a shock
A persistent cluster of Americans still do not understand the magnitude of climate change’s danger.
Opinion: Past time for Maine to fix its child care crisis
Our policymakers must reject efforts to cut wages for child care educators.
Jim Fossel: Enough with the concept drafts already
The half-hearted “reform” Maine Democrats agreed to benefits lobbyists. It does nothing for voters, who are being gravely disrespected.