When two sides can’t talk to each other, our ability to solve problems suffers.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
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Maine Voices: We’re done wasting breath on the likes of Collins and Poliquin
Collins’ justification for her vote for Kavanaugh is prompting resistance groups to shift their priority to the ballot box.
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George Smith: From health care to beer-opening, there’s no shortage of support
The disease is progressing, but there’s no shortage of people who care.
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Christine M. Flowers: When we officially abandon civil discourse
Philadelphia Daily News
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Jim Fossel: NAFTA revisions are not a done deal
Legislative bodies in Canada, Mexico and the U.S. must still vote on President Trump’s trade deal revisions.
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The Maine Millennial: Kavanaugh needed to be upfront about his drinking
The fact that he drank to excess in his younger years shouldn’t have disqualified him; that he lied about it should have.
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The View From Here: Janet Mills campaigns in prose
How much does a candidate for governor need to know about the job? Apparently, it depends.
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Greg Kesich: Mills’ prose vs. Moody’s poetry
The two frontrunners for governor have very different styles.
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Jim Fossel: President Trump gives NAFTA a much-appreciated facelift
The politics of the deal, though, are not quite clear.
