Even if collusion is confirmed, it’s not necessarily grounds to expel the president.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Healthy Lakes, Strong Communities: How to Become a Conservationist
Everyone can do something to help protect the land and water that mean so much to us.
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Community Compass: Colby Cares Day part of making a true community
Students and other residents can come together as neighbors.
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Commentary: Comey was foiled by his own leadership foibles
Comey’s retelling of events reveals his own shortcomings and failure to guide a new president.
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Maine Voices: A ‘workable standard’ from high court could upend gerrymandering, shift control of House
In considering congressional districts, the Supreme Court should look to Arizona, which created districts of equal populations in a statewide grid.
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Sustain Mid-Maine Coalition: Help pick up Waterville’s streets on Earth Day
The winter thaw reveals mountains of trash and roadside litter.
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Maine Voices: Wondering why that pill costs $1,000? Proposal would give you access to details
As it now stands in Maine, drug makers are under no obligation to reveal their own production costs.
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Rep. Poliquin: Press Herald Editorial Board gets it wrong on balanced-budget amendment
Congress won’t stop irresponsible deficit spending unless it’s forced to by the Constitution.
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Rep. Lawrence Lockman: With conversion therapy bill, Democrats attack free speech
If L.D. 912 is passed, it would place a gag order on counselors and therapists who don’t adhere to progressive orthodoxy.
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Maine Voices: Trump’s nominee for CIA chief about to undergo a kind of enhanced interrogation
Gina Haspel, who played a key role in the agency’s torture program, may be politically radioactive.