The governor will depart in a year, but he’s fueled political distrust that will last for many more.
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Greg Kesich: Fired Jackman town manager says he’s not racist. Yes he is
What else would you call someone who wants to ban Islam and calls for racial separation?
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Greg Kesich: Tax bill won’t address levies that hit low-wage earners hardest
The payroll tax bite is relatively light for wealthy taxpayers, so there is little incentive to cut them.
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Greg Kesich: Why spend $12 million on ineffective program? It’s zombie politics
There are better ways to create jobs than through Pine Tree Zones, but they somehow keep surviving.
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Greg Kesich: Mayor more isolated than ever in failed bid for financial post
Councilors fault Strimling for grandstanding and dividing Portland’s political scene in a grab for power.
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Greg Kesich: Workplace sexual misconduct is bigger than a few notorious cases
We focus too much on the celebrity perpetrators, and not enough on creating a better environment.
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Greg Kesich: Don’t like Collins’ tax cut vote, Democrats? Offer up an alternative
Critics hammer the senator for voting straight Republican, but Democrats haven’t articulated their own policy positions.
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Greg Kesich: Franken’s sexual harassment case shows how much has changed, and how fast
The Minnesota senator has been hit by a cultural wave he didn’t expect, putting other men on notice.
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Greg Kesich: Men need to learn that being masculine is not all about asserting power
Perhaps there would be less sexual harassment if males set aside misleading standards of manhood.
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Greg Kesich: Election identity crisis – Will the real Maine please stand up?
Last week’s voting results raise some tough questions about where the state fits on the political spectrum.