The current system of unpaid leave is damaging and stressful for both the patients seeking care and the people responsible for providing that care.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Commentary: Germany can teach Maine a thing or two about road safety
Personal responsibility, what a concept!
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Commentary: Democracy means more than just holding elections
The Fulcrum (TNS)
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Commentary: Maine’s rural hospital systems are suffering and urgent care is needed
As our legislators perform triage, the thousands of people on hospital wait lists are at risk of being sidelined further.
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Lynn Schmidt: Those who hold the line, on Jan. 6 and otherwise, deserve respect, not derision
St. Louis Post-Dispatch (TNS)
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Commentary: Where democracy won in 2022
Make no mistake, extremist threats haven’t gone away – but it was also the year when ‘the good guys struck back.’
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Maine Compass: Take Jan. 6 to search for your own ‘Epiphany’
An epiphany is an “aha” moment, a moment of clarity, when one intuitively sees the true nature or meaning of something. It is a sudden revelation or realization of a truth of great significance. An Epiphany is a moment when you suddenly feel that you understand. The word “epiphany” is from Koine Greek, the language […]
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Maine Voices: As the West shrugs, the world’s first Christians are being starved, ethnically cleansed
The U.S. and the EU must take a stronger stance on Azerbaijan’s brutal blockade of 120,000 civilians in Nagorno-Karabakh, or else the second Armenian Genocide is on our doorstep.
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Maine Voices: Remote work is not a solution for all individuals with disabilities
It’s high time we tackle the prejudice that causes disproportionate hardship and possible job loss for people with disabilities who are performing those jobs satisfactorily.
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Douglas Rooks: GOP’s obstructionism turns on itself
The party has chosen chaos over governing for far too long.