Thankfully, history has shown that egomaniac revolutions don’t last.
Donald Trump
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Jim Fossel: Democrats’ knee-jerk reaction to Trump hurts the party
Casting him as evil isn’t an effective way to oppose him.
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Our View: Anti-Obamacare fog still hovers over D.C.
Many Republicans agree that they hate the Affordable Care Act, but they can’t agree why.
Posted inLocal & State, News, Politics
More than 100 brave the cold to attend pro-Trump rally in Augusta
Supporters of the president wave American flags and carry ‘Trump-Pence’ signs as they rally outside the State House.
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How Maine’s members of Congress voted last week
Lawmakers vote on several measures related to reducing federal regulations, and they confirm additional members of President Trump’s cabinet.
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Citing no evidence, Trump accuses Obama of plot to wiretap Trump Tower
The president called his predecessor a “bad (or sick) guy!” but offered no proof to back up his claim.
Posted inMaine Voices, Op-eds, Opinion
Maine Voices: Don’t let anyone tell you the humanities aren’t worth the cost
The Trump attack on the National Endowment for the Humanities strikes at the root of fundamental American values and practical foundations of our democracy.
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Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy foresees dire consequences from reported federal budget cuts
The senator rallies his state’s top environmental leaders to discuss the ramifications.
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Despite Trump’s claims, U.S. steel won’t be required in Keystone pipeline
The president has said repeatedly that he has forced pipeline builders to commit to using only American-made pipe.
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Kochs warn of ‘boondoggle’ in proposal for infrastructure
Memo cautions new president against making same mistake Obama did.