Economic and oversight concerns make this a bad idea for our state.

This isn’t a partisan issue; it’s a fairness issue.

Do I believe anyone should be able to take away your gun (or mine)? I don’t. But I realize nuanced intervention can be necessary to prevent disaster.

If we allow the Graham Platners of the world to be taken down, we’re telling every combat veteran, and every other person who lost their way for a while, that there’s no way back.

The Department of Justice has yet to release $88 million appropriated by Congress for victim services. In Maine, Preble Street is among those being affected.

People’s schedules and workloads should not determine whether their voice counts.

It doesn’t need to be made law to scare us into silence.