On Nov. 4, it’s no longer about party loyalty or personal beliefs. It’s about whether we will continue the American experiment.
Douglas Rooks
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Maine needs a ‘red flag’ law now more than ever | Douglas Rooks
While this policy may not prevent every gun death, it’s our responsibility to add to our limited set of tools in preventing violence.
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Transgender athletes conflict must be resolved so Maine can move on | Douglas Rooks
It’s past time to restore order in this small but important area.
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When it comes to health care, this shutdown might be different | Douglas Rooks
Congressional Republicans may finally be forced to put some daylight between themselves and the White House.
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Voter ID requirement unlikely to do Maine any good | Douglas Rooks
Why do we need to make these changes? What problem are we trying to solve?
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Purchase of Kennebec dams is worth celebrating | Douglas Rooks
In ways, the fate of salmon restoration may mirror our own.
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Streaming up Cobbossee, many things become clear | Douglas Rooks
My visit to a favorite old haunt provided some time for reflection on America’s future.
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What if the Postal Service delivered the mail? | Douglas Rooks
It used to be that a missed day of mail was rare. That was then.
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The Telecommunications Act needs a major overhaul | Douglas Rooks
The Federal Communications Commission is just as helpless before the internet as the rest of us. The time has come for sensible regulatory reform.
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Could there be a doctor in the Blaine House? | Douglas Rooks
The governor’s office may not be the best outlet for Dr. Nirav Shah’s considerable talents.