Last week’s voting results raise some tough questions about where the state fits on the political spectrum.
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Maine Voices: Congress needs to show compassion, respect and caring for others
As lawmakers move ahead in the budget process, we pray they will vote for the vulnerable and voiceless.
Charles Lawton: Elect politicians for ability to collaborate on progress, not their stances on issues
And ‘will of the people’ votes are not an effective fix for self-interest government when lawmakers implement them however they see fit.
Maine Voices: Equal rights for U.S. women have been held hostage by the past
Efforts are underway once again to bring the Equal Rights Amendment to the attention of the public.
Maine Observer: Darkness illuminates small pleasures
Losing power isn’t fun, but it does make Mainers thankful for good neighbors, chainsaws and peanut butter sandwiches.
Jim Fossel: Mainers were too smart for casino scam
Now the state would be well served by smart regulation.
Trump takes away chance for Americans to get a Cuban education
We finally arrive at a moment in time where two countries right next to each other can see for themselves, and then it is lost.
Cynthia Dill: Dunlap can sue, but election commission was always a sham
Every reliable analysis shows the United States has no voting fraud problem.
Wear Blue: Run to Remember honors our service members
Please join us at Back Cove as we wear blue and run to remember at noontime on Saturday, Dec. 2.
Gina Barreca: Why we cling to those clothes that we never wear
My new motto when it comes to dealing with things in my closet: mostly you should let them go.