Who knew that reforming health care could be so hard and complex, except for everyone else?
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Commentary: ‘Progressive’ is not a dirty word, says Portland activist group
It represents a set of values, and our activist group believes they align well with those of city residents.
Leonard Pitts: Ben Carson fires another arrow in effort to nullify language of social grievance
Words have weight and effect, so let’s refrain from equating the experiences of slaves and immigrants.
Commentary: Universal sick leave is good for Maine families, Sen. Millett says
It would eliminate the fear felt by countless workers that becoming ill could mean losing their jobs.
Greg Kesich: Health of Maine’s economy hinges on next governor embracing immigrants
Some won’t like it, but many leaders agree that’s how to address our aging state population and dwindling workforce.
Kathleen Parker: It’s the Democrats’ turn to take a tip from the Republicans
Trump spoke in plain language with plain meaning: Jobs, jobs, jobs..
Maine Voices: We need to support the most vulnerable people in our state – those with mental illness
An important program is targeted for severe cuts in reimbursement as a result of DHHS reviews.
Charles Lawton: Maine’s best hope for stronger economy is exporting knowledge
That’s what some of the state’s larger successful companies already do, and we need more of them. Embrace bigness and information creation.
Maine Voices: Americans who fall ill shouldn’t live in fear of crippling medical expenses
Insurance is meant to be a safeguard when an arbitrary crisis threatens all a person has worked for.
Maine Observer: Feel pure joy at a Burundian wedding
Many Burundians have suffered from civil war. But a happy occasion like this brings with it a sense of hope.