Maine’s secretary of state encourages all of us to make our voices heard.
featured letter
Posted inLetters to the Editor
We must not let pride, greed divide us | Letter
While on holiday in Spain, my daughter-in-law, my granddaughter, her friend and I hosted a farewell dinner for the friend’s partner, his mother and aunt. We had a bits and bobs feast: paella, empanadas, salad, sautéed vegetables, cheese, bread, wine. Lots of talk, exchange of family history, a touch on world affairs, opinions about people, […]
advertisement
Posted inLetters to the Editor
This is what a dictatorship looks like | Letter
Don’t be surprised if Donald Trump seeks an unconstitutional third term in 2028.
Posted inLetters to the Editor
GOP education policies prop up a broader scheme | Letter
By keeping rural America uninformed, uneducated and frustrated, the party fosters communities that vote against their own interests.
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Maine’s senators could learn a lot from Margaret Chase Smith | Letter
Mainers were better off because of Chase Smith’s courage and decency. Those qualities are sorely needed right now.
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Saluting Scarborough’s police chief | Letter
Mark Holmquist has changed things around here for the better.
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Immigrants are vital to our nation’s health | Letter
My recent open-heart surgery opened my eyes.
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Gov. Mills should step back and endorse next generation for Maine Senate | Letter
The state needs fresh leadership in Washington.
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Maine’s leaders need to put people ahead of polluters | Letter
Big Oil should contribute a share of its profits to a federal climate fund; let’s tell our delegates in D.C.
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Securing democracy must be our top priority | Letter
I am not focusing on the different political choices we made in the last presidential election; that’s history now. Instead, I’m turning the page and looking ahead with grave concern. I’m frightened by executive actions declared by President Trump, many challenging the Constitution and threatening our democracy. James Madison argued in Federalist 47, “the accumulation […]