Flaws in our Constitution and laws could enable the loser of the 2016 popular vote to overrule democracy if he’s not decisively trounced Nov. 3.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Maine Compass: Connections, opportunities needed to fight opioid epidemic
A new state program is opening doors to education, training and employment — giving greater stability and added purpose to life.
Maine Voices: Young people can make a difference – if we vote
Turnout among 18- to 29-year-olds has been on the rise, but we still trail other groups. Let’s change that.
George Smith: Frustrations everywhere, but some good too
Maine people should get a vote on the CMP corridor, politicians should be more agreeable, and more that is bothering the columnist.
Bill Nemitz: The day the ‘news’ descended on the tiny town of Harrison
With video cameras rolling, ‘Hoosier News Now’ turned a peaceful day into a pain in the backside.
Jim Fossel: So much for ‘The Art of the Deal’
President Trump has missed the opportunity to turn a COVID relief bill into a political asset.
The Maine Millennial: Biden’s words break cycle of addiction and shame
Fear of embarrassing their families can people with substance use disorder from seeking help.
Maine Voices: Keep pot away from young Mainers as stores start selling it to adults
Treat this substance like any other age-restricted product by safely storing it and modeling healthy behaviors.
Douglas Rooks: Beyond the kooks and cranks, a certain reassurance
The political system isn’t as nuts as it appears, and the real hard work begins after we vote Nov. 3.
George Smith: Jared Golden has earned reelection in 2nd District
The young congressman accomplished a lot in his first term in Congress.