After the inauguration, we mourn the loss of American ideals, the columnist writes.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Commentary: Republicans want the poor to pay for Trump’s tax cuts
Cuts proposed by the new administration would come out of the pockets of America’s most vulnerable.
Opinion: How four anonymous strangers saved my life
The seemingly simple act of donating blood can change everything.
Opinion: A great wrong has been righted for America’s educators
The signing into law of the Social Security Fairness Act is a game-changer for teachers.
Douglas Rooks: Why America often comes up short on presidential greatness
Donald Trump is a prime example of a good candidate but terrible leader.
Opinion: Jared Golden wrong to support ICC sanction
The congressman’s support for sanctioning the International Criminal Court hinders the court’s ability to hold Israel’s leaders accountable in Gaza.
Commentary: How Trump’s TikTok ban reprieve could work
The president’s order may not be legal. But that doesn’t mean it won’t work.
Scholars Strategy Network: Social Security is just one way government works for you
The program brings more people stability than any other, the columnists write.
Opinion: LA fires expose the folly of consumer culture
If it can all go away overnight, should it not be easier for us to let go of?
Opinion: What canvassing in Maine’s 2nd District told me about America
Our decline as the world’s economic and military superpower is undeniable. Time to get real.