Many readers took issue with a recent Cynthia Dill column, but can we no longer tolerate differences of opinion?
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Greg Kesich: District attorney has power and so do voters
Electing a new Cumberland County DA brings the chance to affect the opioid crisis and improve the justice system.
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Greg Kesich: As nation divides, so does Maine
We pride ourselves on our political independence, but in the voting booth, partisanship rears its ubiquitous head.
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Greg Kesich: Those who think idle life on the streets is too easy should try it
The jobless, hungry and homeless in Bayside are that way for many reasons, not by choice, so let’s help them.
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Greg Kesich: Ranked choice the smart choice for candidate with broad appeal
Contrary to the opponents, it’s neither confusing nor a method of making winners out of losers.
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Greg Kesich: A birthday party can take you on a ride in a time machine
The view from here goes deep into the past and far into the future, if you look hard enough.
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Greg Kesich: Gov. LePage dreams up phony problem when state has real ones to solve
Legislators should ask why the non-issue of female genital mutilation in Maine is suddenly his big priority.
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Greg Kesich: Pro-gun faithful treat debate over gun policy more like a holy war
It’s almost pointless to argue with them, so gun control activists should focus their push for change on the government.
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Greg Kesich: L.L. Bean has promised full satisfaction, not full surrender to return requests
Long ago I was one of the customer service reps who always tried to make callers happy, but sometimes we just had to say ‘no.’
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Greg Kesich: In case you missed it, two candidates for governor just got good news
EMILY’s List and supporters of ranked-choice voting may separate Janet Mills and Adam Cote from the Democratic primary crowd.