My mother and I are counting on Sen. Collins to step up and reject all cuts to health care being weighed in D.C.
Op-Eds
Opinion columns from the Kennebec Journal and Morning Sentinel.
Federal abandonment of HIV programs will hurt Maine | Opinion
The ‘Silence=Death’ poster from the early years of the AIDS crisis holds true today with the possibility of federal cuts to critical services.
Loss of clean energy tax credits would be a step backward for Maine | Opinion
The state would face both economic and environmental impacts if they are eliminated as part of the budget negotiations in Washington.
I’m celebrating the miracle that is my transgender daughter | Opinion
All of us in Maine should be working to make our communities more inclusive, not less.
How did Maine’s congressional delegates reply to strikes on Iran? | Jim Fossel
A set of contrasting responses shows us how easily developments like this can sow political dissent.
Maine will benefit by investing heavily in science, innovation | Opinion
Investments made today pay dividends in the form of jobs and dynamic, healthy communities.
Bombs can’t be the solution to our problems | Victoria Hugo-Vidal
One minute I’m watching Nathan Lane in drag, the next we’re striking Iran. Why do we keep doing this to ourselves?
Congress is out to get immigrants. Maine will pay the price. | Opinion
Shutting immigrants out of basic social supports hurts our communities and our local economy.
Maine blew an opportunity to repair its health care system | Opinion
The proposed All Maine Health Act, which would provided insurance coverage for all state residents, was wrongly rejected in Augusta.
To best support Maine, pay attention to nation, world | Opinion
The question isn’t whether we will experience fear but what are we going to do when we find ourselves afraid.