Flaws in our Constitution and laws could enable the loser of the 2016 popular vote to overrule democracy if he’s not decisively trounced Nov. 3.
Op-eds
Maine Voices: Understanding science, truth can help defeat denial, distortion
COVID-19 shows that if we accept as true only what we want to be true, then we’ll overlook what we prefer not to see.
Leonard Pitts: Whitmer kidnap plot reveals a certain kind of entitlement
This sort of violence and bitterness stems from the conviction that by dint of color or culture, one deserves the final word.
Commentary: Re-election will let Sen. Collins keep doing what’s right for Maine
A former BIW president says that not only shipyard workers but also seniors and schoolchildren are among the many who will benefit.
Maine Voices: Young people can make a difference – if we vote
Turnout among 18- to 29-year-olds has been on the rise, but we still trail other groups. Let’s change that.
Bill Nemitz: The day the ‘news’ descended on the tiny town of Harrison
With video cameras rolling, ‘Hoosier News Now’ turned a peaceful day into a pain in the backside.
Commentary: Amy Coney Barrett is a strong woman, but that doesn’t make her right for high court
We don’t have to support giving one of the nation’s most powerful jobs to a woman who’d use it to take away other women’s rights.
Commentary: Amy Coney Barrett’s religion won’t dictate her rulings
If a person of faith commits himself or herself to the mandated oath, that person will commit to following the Constitution and U.S. law.
Maine Voices: New American exceptionalism taking our country in the wrong direction
The U.S. has been doing great damage to not only itself, but to other countries as well, sundering alliances and alienating allies.
Commentary: Extremist plot to kidnap Michigan’s governor should worry us all
The threat of terrorism originating inside the United States – whether by groups or ‘lone wolves’ – has been overlooked.