The 2nd District congressman can say that he’d vote ‘no’ on a hypothetical bill, but he already voted ‘yes’ on a real one.
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Greg Kesich: Good old days were not always so good in Portland
People who don’t like the pace of change should remember it’s good that some things are gone.
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Greg Kesich: If we let people die when it’s time, health care may cost a lot less
My father wanted simple, cheaper treatment at age 91, but the medical system pursued the wrong amount of care.
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Greg Kesich: Gov. LePage engineered shutdown over insubstantial demands
A shockingly unambitious budget wish list showed that the shutdown wasn’t about money, ideology or principle.
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Greg Kesich: Last moderate standing? Susan Collins stems tide of partisan politics
In announcing a ‘no’ vote on the Senate health care bill, the Maine senator acted within a reasoned tradition that we forgot existed.
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Greg Kesich: Republicans disrupting insurance markets for political advantage
They want to make the ACA look as bad as possible so the public will accept their secret, draconian ‘solution.’
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Greg Kesich: LePage battle against the ‘nips’ amounts to political littering
Instead of helping to fix a widespread problem, the governor scattered the Legislature’s efforts to the wind.
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Greg Kesich: For Portland residents, a source of real fake news right in our backyard
School board member Holly Seeliger has promoted several debunked ‘news’ stories on social media and YouTube.
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Greg Kesich: Our reactions to finding or losing a $20 bill reveal a great deal about us
As advertisers and political consultants know, we cling to the status quo and hate to lose.
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Greg Kesich: Court gives new life to flawed election system that gave us LePage
If the state’s lawmakers let ranked-choice voting die, another candidate with meager support may win the governorship.