The most dangerous participants in unjust systems are not necessarily the loudest or most hateful, but the most obedient.
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Owen McCarthy provides Maine Republicans with a new path forward | Opinion
A bold vision, new ideas and a credible plan to govern are why I’m endorsing him in the GOP primary for governor.
Maine must resist false binary on immigration | Opinion
We need to set aside partisan animosity and demand that our leaders do the hard work of building a system that is just and works for all of us.
Portland Renys op-ed took me down memory lane | Opinion
The December tribute to the Congress Street store stirred up a lot of nostalgia.
‘White Guilt’ explains everything about race in America | Opinion
Shelby Steele’s 2006 book explores the air of moral superiority that surrounds American liberalism to this day.
Problem-solving over partisanship: Rick Bennett for Maine governor | Opinion
We need a governor willing and able to rise above division.
Are we using the wrong tactics against ICE? | Opinion
Harassing and demeaning those with whom we disagree may ultimately be destructive.
A Mainer’s case for staying in the World Health Organization | Opinion
The States is officially out. We don’t get to opt out of global outbreaks of disease, however, only out of a shot at valuable participation — and the preparedness that follows.
Sen. Collins’ stand on war powers deserves recognition | Opinion
Collins’ votes and statements on war powers and foreign policy underscore that Congress still has the capacity — and the obligation — to exercise its constitutional authority.
Hannah Pingree will deliver results for all Mainers | Opinion
Maine needs a governor who will stand up for its at-risk communities.