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Maine Voices

Published
March 5, 2018

Maine Voices: Higher education suffers most from its lack of affordability

Expanding the reach of colleges and universities to all sectors of society is key to sustaining democracy.
Published
March 4, 2018

Maine Voices: U.S. government plagued by division

It's time to reinvite independent thought and civil discussion rather than turning entirely to political party platforms.
Published
March 3, 2018

Maine Voices: Religious persecution is wrong, no matter where it happens

It is important to welcome Muslims in our country, ensuring that they do not face anti-Muslim bigotry.
Published
March 2, 2018

Maine Voices: United States’ shadow economy has hidden impact on crime

Efforts to reduce crime by improving the legitimate economy won't be effective if underground activities are ignored.
Published
March 1, 2018

Maine Voices: Easy availability of weapons makes Americans less safe – not more

The risk of firearm accidents and suicides outweighs the benefits of 'good guys with guns.'

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Published
February 28, 2018

Maine Voices: Congress looks the other way as foreign dictatorship oppresses its people

The U.S. even provides funding to programs and publications affected by Azerbaijan's despotism.
Published
February 27, 2018

Maine Voices: Here are a few things Donald Trump needs to know about trade

The president thinks that imposing trade barriers can help make the country great again. It won't.
Published
February 26, 2018

Maine Voices: It’s time to call NRA, politicians on lies about Second Amendment

There is no constitutional right to buy an assault weapon or large-capacity ammunition clip.
Published
February 25, 2018

Maine Voices: It’s time for a gun abolition movement

We need to stand up to the NRA and push for what is so desperately needed: a complete ban on firearms.
Published
February 24, 2018

Former Sen. Boyle: Exit from governor’s race doesn’t affect my passion to help Maine people

My campaign is over, but we still need someone to bring people together to solve our state's problems.