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Letter to the editor: Attacks on Garland appointee amount to more of the same

Regarding the Nov. 18 news report “AG Merrick Garland names special counsel to lead Trump-related probes,” remember when Republicans, the self-proclaimed party of family values and guardians of veterans’ rights, demonized Special Counsel Robert Mueller? As a practicing Christian, husband and father, this decorated Vietnam War veteran was vilified, with Donald Trump leading the charge. […]

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Letter to the editor: Manners matter to Mainers

The recent Maine Voices column by Tom Desjardin (“The root causes of the 2022 gubernatorial election result,” Nov. 17) is correct in stating that Mainers tend to reelect incumbents. That is true nationwide, and almost goes without saying. It is also true that Maine is becoming a more Democratic (party) state, and for that, Republicans […]

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Letter to the editor: Collins to be commended for attention to Alzheimer’s

More than 6 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s, including 29,000 in Maine. Addressing this disease remains a critical issue for our country and state. While nearly everyone is likely to be familiar with Alzheimer’s disease, many people don’t realize that it disproportionately affects older Black and Hispanic Americans. Or that almost two-thirds of Americans […]

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Letter to the editor: Animal studies are important for medicine

In the current political climate, it’s reckless for organizations like White Coat Waste Project to accuse America’s world-renowned researchers of conducting “cruel” and “wasteful” research (“Letter to the editor: Pingree to be commended for support of lab animal bill,” Nov. 17). Why would a political organization make such a dangerous claim? Because it remains opposed […]