There’s nothing funny about the ridiculous claims still being made by supporters of Donald Trump, 10 months after the polls closed.
Greg Kesich
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Maine Voices: There’s still a way out of the pandemic – mass vaccination
An ICU doctor says he’s worn down from treating unvaccinated patients and stunned by unvaccinated colleagues.
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Our View: Maine labor historian fought against forgetting
The late Charles Scontras reminded us how we all benefit from the victories of ordinary people who took on the rich and powerful.
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Maine Voices: Labor laws stacked against American workers
The leader of Maine’s largest labor organization says more people would join unions if they were given the opportunity.
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The Maine Millennial: Of course there’s a vaccine mandate for health care workers
If people don’t trust medical science, they should look for work outside the health care system.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Jim Fossel: Some politicians follow the rules, others write their own
Maine political parties go wrong when they nominate safe candidates and run cookie-cutter campaigns.
Posted inOp-Eds, Opinion
Robert Indiana’s LOVE sculptures made him famous, but the way he lived his life delivered a different message
An except from Bob Keyes’ new book, ‘The Isolation Artist.’
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Our View: Right whale protection plan set up to fail
Regulators should look first at the actual cause of whale deaths, and not focus on the lobster industry.
Posted inGreg Kesich, Op-Eds, Opinion
The View From Here: B&M workers showed where ‘good’ jobs come from
By organizing in unions, cannery workers made their jobs into something that they could be proud of.
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Maine Voices: Not so ancient history: First the plague, then the troops
If we want to understand how COVID has influenced our world, we should study the impact of early disease outbreaks in classical Greece.