They must quickly repair a post-election schism and identify a leader who has statewide appeal.
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Greg Kesich: In Portland, labeling someone ‘progressive’ means … well, not much
Rankings that reduce the work of city councilors to a single number shouldn’t be taken too seriously.
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Greg Kesich: Bernie Sanders’ agenda can win in Maine if a candidate can pull it off
His success should give Democrats pause as the 2018 gubernatorial campaign approaches.
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Greg Kesich: Do big crowds of demonstrators matter? For many reasons, yes
When action plans are made afterward, it’s the energy of the masses that gives authority to the next steps.
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Greg Kesich: Reign of Gov. LePage offers preview, and lessons, for life under Trump
Their approaches are quite similar, and despite fierce opposition, no one has been able to derail them.
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Greg Kesich: Hey Maine Democrats, try not to turn a victory at the polls into a defeat
Enthusiasm is lacking for the voter-approved minimum wage increase that should be your party’s bread and butter.
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Greg Kesich: A pre-Inauguration Day letter to my daughters
Learn how to trust your fellow citizens or you’ll be an easy mark for a political con man like our next president.
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Greg Kesich: Columnist M.D. Harmon showed there’s more to us than what we think and say
A study in contrasts, Harmon wrote stinging commentary, yet behaved with great kindness.
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Greg Kesich: It’s a wonderful life, even for Democrats (really)
After losing a big election, nothing looks quite the same, but that’s not always such a bad thing.
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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.