It’s also telling that the efforts are not aimed at one candidate or one political party.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Commentary: Beach reading for wonks
Summer reading material selected especially for those who just can’t get enough of politics.
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Rep. Colleen Madigan: Maine cities like Waterville deserve more state funding aid
State cuts to revenue sharing in recent years have shifted property tax burdens onto those who can least afford it, Colleen Madigan writes.
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Jim Fossel: Poll kicks sand in the idea that a blue wave is coming
Expectations are high for Democrats nationally, but that doesn’t mean Maine will follow suit.
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Cynthia Dill: Dillon Bates should not resign his House seat without due process
The lawmaker has a right to serve until two-thirds of his fellow members vote to expel or otherwise punish him.
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The View From Here: Are you ready for your test?
Still, one might feel conflicted when asked the hypothetical question of whether a coup could ever be justified.
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Commentary: Here’s what the fall of the American empire would look like
Bloomberg News
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Sen. Collins: Russia’s ability to divide America is far from fiction
It’s also telling that the efforts are not aimed at one candidate or one political party.
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Maine Voices: Proposed gag rule would hit hardest the most vulnerable women
In addition to allowing people more control over their health, Title X has proven cost-effective.