It could worsen his recent slide in the presidential polls and add votes for Clinton, but Maine’s senior senator says her only intent was to do ‘the right thing.’
Hillary Clinton
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As New York senator, Clinton fell short in effort to create jobs
The Democratic candidate cites her work in upstate New York as a model for a Clinton presidency, but job growth there stagnated during her time as a U.S. senator.
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Cynthia Dill: This election, the flag belongs to everyone
Patriotism is no longer the exclusive province of the Republican Party.
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Maine Voices: Cynthia Dill’s offensive words undercut her pro-Clinton message
Her characterization of those who support Sanders makes Dill into a Democratic Donald Trump.
Posted inNation & World, Politics
Clinton acknowledges misspeaking about FBI director’s testimony
At issue are which of her statements James Comey called ‘truthful.’
Posted inLetters
Letter to the editor: Clinton learns from errors, merits trust
Upon the conclusion of the conventions, I am ready to give Hillary the benefit of the doubt and trust her, even though she has stumbled at least twice during her rich statesman-like career. I am betting that she has learned from her mistakes as have most people whose biographies of success we have read. Secretary […]
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Clinton camp recruiting key Republicans, offering alternative to Trump
The Democratic nominee targets elected officials and business and foreign policy leaders with the message that disavowing Donald Trump is a matter of principle.
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Trump draws supporters, protesters as he courts Maine voters at campaign rally in Portland
The Republican candidate pledges to address terrorism and the dangers of immigration, alleging crimes by the state’s Somali refugees, and mostly stays on message in a packed Merrill Auditorium.
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The Latest: Republican senator says Trump should apologize
Meanwhile, a Trump aide blames President Obama and Hillary Clinton for the combat death of U.S. Army Capt. Humayun Khan. in 2004.
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Three presidential campaigns still owe Portland money
The campaigns for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, as well as former candidate Bernie Sanders, have not paid bills related to police overtime.