Among other things, a shopping visit to a mall that does not make you loathe the human race.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Political junkie ponders book
I’ve led an exciting life, both in work and in politics, and maybe some of what I’ve learned will be of benefit to others.
Waterville has much to be grateful for
New investments and improvements in the heart of the city and new high-tech jobs among our blessings
Control cost of prescription drugs before the health care system collapses
Why can drug companies charge whatever price they want? Because no one will stop them, despite the risk.
Developing railways puts people, not cars, at forefront of urban planning
It is a logical choice to place a train layover facility in a former train yard in Brunswick.
Muslims don’t deserve to be presumed dangerous for acts of a few
Refusing to react in fear of a group because of its religion is the only way to fight groups like ISIS.
Ultimately, the source of most of our energy is the sun, even fossil fuels
We can’t let fossil-fuel investors control our energy destiny.
Close look at Obama foreign policy triumphs reveals they’re mostly fictional
The Iran nuclear deal and Paris climate accord are shams, and Guantanamo Bay will be the next one.
What was Ashton Carter thinking, anyway?
Didn’t he get th memo about government business on personal email?
Paris pact just empty words, depends on voluntary limits on fossil fuels
Developing world will not agree to any legally binding caps, reductions of carbon dioxide emissions.