I can’t even pretend to understand how anyone calling themselves “pro-life” manages to dismiss so much of its hard reality.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Jim Fossel: Online privacy bill jumps the gun
Governments around the world are struggling to address digital privacy. That they’re struggling with it in Augusta is no surprise.
The Maine Millennial: Ah, the joys of snowstorm prep
… even in the month of April.
Opinion: In (further) defense of local control
The state of Maine has no business interfering in the hard work of towns like mine.
Hilary Koch: On David Hasselhoff and the healing power of laughter
In a heavy world, a smile is the greatest gift, Hilary Koch writes.
Rep. Colleen Madigan: The Legislature must do more to invest in Maine’s mental health infrastructure
Mental health investments should not be a partisan issue.
Opinion: How did my father remain an optimist? I wish I could ask him.
People have become more self-centered and ignorant of the blessings of a true democracy. That is what I see as an old lady.
Opinion: Red flag laws ignore the truth about crime
Criminals commit crimes, not guns.
Maine Compass: Balancing data privacy and small business growth
L.D. 1977 would stifle innovation and hinder e-commerce growth, writes a representative of the Maine State Chamber of Commerce.
Commentary: A ‘grave counterintelligence threat’ aided Trump in 2016. He wants him back
Americans’ collective judgment is so clouded by hyperpartisan lenses that we are missing a potential national security threat right before our very eyes. Former President Donald Trump is apparently considering reenlisting someone onto his campaign who the Senate Intelligence Committee once dubbed “a grave counterintelligence threat” because of ties to a Russian oligarch. On March […]