In one case after another, the former presidents is full of performance and devoid of real ideas, the columnist writes.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Jim Fossel: This election could get very messy very quickly
It’s happened before, most notably in Florida in 2000 between George W. Bush and Al Gore.
Opinion: American military’s reputation at risk if Trump wins
There are few, if any, ways for our nation to recover from crossing the line of using the military against the American people.
Douglas Rooks: While others fail, voters must do their jobs
As we confront the arduous, daunting tasks of choosing a president and our representatives in Congress and state legislatures, too many others have abandoned their posts, the columnist writes.
Opinion: Jewish voters should think twice about supporting Republicans
Donald Trump was, and will be again if elected, the most dangerous president possible for the Jewish people. His record is clear.
Rep. Jack Ducharme: From skeptic to supporter: Why I’m voting yes on Question 2
An investment in research and development is an investment in Maine’s future, Ducharme writes.
Opinion: Reflecting on the end of my football journey
It’s been a decade filled with advocacy and hope, with a desire to leave the game better than I found it.
Opinion: A tale of two hurricanes and a breakthrough election in Maine
The timing of recent storms Helene and Milton mirrors the arrival of Edna and Carol in the state shortly before Election Day in 1954.
Opinion: The line between free speech and hate speech is us
For better or worse, we have the freedom to craft our own stories. With that power comes significant responsibility.
Opinion: Maine voters need to insist on free speech
Referendum Question 1, which would limit contributions to so-called “super PACs,” is unconstitutional and counterproductive.