Whoever captures the White House today, the election season produced one clear winner: William Jefferson Clinton.

A year ago, I restated my promise to redevelop the Kennebec Arsenal complex.

Sometime late tonight, barring an unexpected bout of litigation, one of the major party presidential nominees will be calling the other one to concede.

You know that mom cliche of yesteryear about the kid who lacks the sense to come in out of a good, hard rain? As a country, we’ve been that clue-free child for decades, determined to pretend that whatever “freak storm” we’ve just been through is nothing we’ll ever have to worry about again.

Cutting taxes always sounds good, but before you sign up to the idea, you’d better find out which taxes, whose taxes and what the cuts will cost.

A couple of weeks ago, I was sitting at my desk typing away on my computer. My cell was plugged into it, charging. Suddenly, the phone began beeping and chirping with messages. I looked at it and read the texts. Huh? An earthquake?

WASHINGTON — Remember those golden days of this election season when a poll or two came out each week, and we political junkies pored over it with the glee of 5-year-olds at Christmas?

Maine stands out in the nation when it comes to an important feature of presidential voting.

WASHINGTON — With just days to go, this is the uncallable election.

WASHINGTON — “Ronald Reagan changed the trajectory of America in a way that Richard Nixon did not and in a way that Bill Clinton did not.”