Both the Japanese in WWII and Hillary Clinton underestimated their opponents to their peril.
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Commentary: LePage administration committed to Maine’s disabled, DHHS chief says
Contrary to a recent Telegram report, the agency has actually boosted funding for services to those with intellectual disabilities or autism.
Leonard Pitts: Legacy of black faith, hope no longer cutting it as injustices pile up
Monday’s hung jury in the trial of Walter Scott’s killer is a straw that sorely tests the camel’s back.
Greg Kesich: Never mind olive branches, mayor, your path to power is politics
Build support for your ideas, listen to colleagues on the council and make deals to form a coalition with clout.
Charles Lawton: Trump’s ‘stay or be punished’ game won’t work in the long run
The effective way forward for Maine and the U.S. is not a new taxpayer-funded crony capitalism.
Kathleen Parker: Trump assaults the Constitution and our 1st Amendment freedoms
His condemnation of the media and his pledge to criminalize flag burning are attacks on free speech.
Garrison Keillor: Maybe a Trump presidency is what God intended, after all
If God could make a donkey talk, he might make this moose a halfway decent president.
Obama: The time for Congress to act on the opioid epidemic is now
The House has voted, and now it’s the Senate’s turn to pass the 21st Century Cures Act.
Charles Krauthammer: After a mere 25 years, the triumph of the West is already over
Repose presupposes a fantasy world in which stability is self-sustaining without the United States. It is not.
M.D. Harmon: Outpouring of fake news on the left deserves attention
Man-made climate change and Castro’s patriotism are two recent examples of intentionally false narratives.