Making it more difficult for the needy to obtain medical care violates the moral principles at the core of Christianity.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Jimmy Carter: Trump is right about Canadian lumber imports
This belated enforcement of U.S. trade laws will help timberland owners and American forestry workers.
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Jim Fossel: Maine’s third-party challenges
A group backed by Eliot Cutler is making a run at the 2018 election, but making waves in Augusta will be tough.
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Alan Caron: Health care is giving Republicans a headache
Opposing Obamacare was easy, but finding a replacement is proving difficult.
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Maine Compass: Increase mental health funding to keep Mainers in state, out of ERs
Because services are not adequately funded, there are some 200 vacant, hard-to-fill positions.
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Charles Krauthammer: Comey had to go
There was ample bipartisan sentiment for his removal.
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Sustain Mid Maine: Now is the right time for solar
People who invest now will begin saving hundreds of dollars.
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Maine Compass: The return of formatless radio
The time has come to bring back radio stations that appeal to everyone.
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Maine Compass: Proficiency-based education key to closing Maine’s skills gap
Our economy needs skilled workers, and our students need to be prepared for the new economy.
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Increase in community mental health funding will keep Mainers in state, out of ERs
Because services are not adequately funded, there are some 200 vacant, hard-to-to fill positions.