The flap over her Super Bowl halftime performance is rooted in fear of change and of the generations coming after us.
Cynthia Dill
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Cynthia Dill: Clinton’s lucrative Wall Street speeches? Progressive
The scandalized liberal establishment should be asking: How much are men of her stature paid?
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Cynthia Dill: That buzzing you hear? It’s just the Republicans
What came first, the mosquito or the 2016 Republican candidate?
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Cynthia Dill: Projects must share risk, reward
Transparency and accountability must be part of any taxpayer subsidy or publicly funded program springing from FocusMaine.
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Cynthia Dill: No debate or dissent a big win for LePage
Lawmakers cop out in failing to at least discuss an investigation of the allegations against the governor.
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Cynthia Dill: LePage’s ‘slip-up’ distracts from devastation of drug addiction
He vows to crack down on dealers – but what’s the penalty for drugmakers that flooded the market with opioids, or doctors who recklessly prescribe painkillers?
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Cynthia Dill: Sexing up the presidential campaign bodes well for Clinton
In the spirit of auld lang syne, let’s ring in the new year with a column about how Bill Clinton’s sex life will be the secret sauce to his wife’s election in November. It’s no surprise that the campaign for the presidency has devolved – or evolved, depending on your perspective – to talk about […]
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Cynthia Dill: Woman’s plight shows a true conspiracy
While people were upset they didn’t win an inn, a Mainer faces down true corruption.
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Cynthia Dill: Seek leaders who aspire to lift up, protect
Who gets what, when and how is the very definition of politics, so now’s the perfect time for reflection.
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Cynthia Dill: In a complicated time, LePage and Trump feed need for simplicity
The yin of the information age helps explain the yang of guys like Gov. Paul LePage and Donald Trump. Both men feed the politics of resentment in simple terms to a frazzled world running on emotion instead of intellect. They offer red meat to people hungry for simpler times, when life was easier to control […]