He and a few others stood out from the black-robed blur.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Phony appeals to high principle
The fight over Scalia’s replacement is only about raw power.
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Young voters find their prophet, and things may never be the same
Inequality is what explains, in economic, moral and human terms, what’s wrong with this country, and Sanders shows a path toward setting it right.
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There’s still some value in old news
At the State Library, there’s a treasure trove of newspapers showing Maine’s sporting past.
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Prison plan ignores rehab pluses
Rather than build another prison, Maine should try to reduce the number of inmates it has to house.
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Not enough info on Colby sale
Important stakeholders have been left in the dark on this important project.
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Tax breaks hurt Maine students
Unproven giveaways take money out of the pockets of state taxpayers.
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Honor Clean Elections on Presidents Day
A true citizen Legislature requires public funding.
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OUR OPINION: National Park Service opens door to dialogue
The congressional delegation should find a way to explore a national monument in Maine.
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It’s the northern border that needs a wall
Trump wants to keep out Mexicans, but the numbers tell a different story.