At some point, these agents will realize they aren’t in pursuit of “greatness.”
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America as we know it is fading from view | Letter
The Trump administration has turned its back on the country.
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What are Maine Democrats’ priorities in Senate race? | Letter
Steve Collins’ recent column regarding his desire for Graham Platner’s resignation (“Platner should take this opportunity to bow out,” Oct. 23) is yet another frantic, panicked attempt by the stagnant Democratic Party to stick to the status quo in an unprecedented fear of true progression that has corrupted Maine for an amount of time that […]
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Republican disinformation has gone way beyond spin | Letter
What we’re watching is a systematic murder of language, reality and trust.
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Platner chooses empathy over anger | Letter
We can’t rebuild trust without listening to one another without judgment.
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Let’s cut Platner some slack | Letter
The Democratic Senate candidate has taken responsibility for his past mistakes. That’s the kind of person we should want to send to Washington.
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East Wing demolition is painfully symbolic | Letter
Why is the president getting away with this?
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I like Maine just fine, thank you | Letter
Duane Dumont’s Oct. 15 op-ed asked whether I was satisfied with Maine’s state government. At the end of his rant against Maine Democrats and their policies for using our tax dollars, he states, “You may not like President Trump; I don’t. But I do like the results he is pursuing: lower taxes and a nation […]
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Immigration column ignored the context | Letter
Have we forgotten about the bipartisan immigration bill that Trump killed for political reasons?
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Support of Trump desecrates veterans’ service | Letter
I’m disgusted with family members who voted for a would-be dictator — especially after knowing their own father or grandfather fought in the Battle of the Bulge. It stems from a deep sense of betrayal, not just of political values, but of family legacy and historical sacrifice. The Battle of the Bulge was one of […]