The state is turning its back on the uninsured, but voters have a chance to make a change.
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Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Maine Voices: Manufacturers are, and always have been, Maine’s economic mainstay
Even some that have grown large and successful started small and did things their own way.
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George Smith: Collins should give town halls a chance
Done correctly, the meetings can be a great way to engage with the public.
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Maine Voices: Med students share concerns about the American Health Care Act
Mainers need a law to maintain or increase access to affordable, quality coverage while containing premium costs.
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Maine Compass: The importance of ‘red tape’
Some regulation is necessary to stop immoral business owners from soiling the environment.
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Maine Voices: Honesty, establishing trust are keys for Trump becoming a leader
Americans are free thinkers but they will follow a president who they think they can trust.
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Jim Fossel: Gorsuch nomination gives King his first major challenge
The nominee is eminently qualified — will King support him despite their political differences?
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Alan Caron: Is Trump losing his grip?
The president better learn how to govern before it’s too late.
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Pruitt ignoring science consensus could have dire consequences for Maine
Trying to argue that carbon dioxide is not the cause of global warming puts the state at risk.
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Don Roberts: ‘Front Page’ LePage far from done
This columnist says the governor’s trips to D.C. foreshadow a run for the U.S. Senate.