Get out and vote for representatives who know how to reduce spending.

Both of our political parties are dominated by people who believe that the American people are fundamentally on their side. When they face political setbacks, then, there must be some nefarious explanation for the thwarting of the people’s will. For contemporary Republicans, that explanation is likely to involve the media or the “deep state.” For […]

The fight shows the struggle of making “one out of many.”

At work, at play, in our politics and in our faith, we’re living in a time of extremes.

On Feb. 28 the Morning Sentinel published a letter from Cathy Weeks expressing her concern about impact of the downtown “revitalization” efforts on parking in the Concourse and the negative effects for various businesses there, particularly the Yardgoods Center (“Waterville has a shining jewel”). As a resident of Waterville — and an employee of Colby […]

In the weeks leading up to the midterm elections, you could already see a tea party redux setting itself up for the Democrats in the same the way the original tea party movement had swept the Republicans into power in 2011. There was the grassroots anger fueling the insurrection. The out-of-nowhere political superstars already gaining […]