Snubbing Maine goods and canceling travel plans will hurt hardworking people who had no say in Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation.
Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
Our View: Having insurance no shield from high health care costs
Rising premiums and deductibles are stifling wage growth for the workers who are supposed to be faring well under employer-provided plans.
Our View: New group right to spotlight Maine school-funding inequity
The state formula is unfair to towns with low local incomes and high-priced property.
Another View: Editorial wrong on Kavanaugh’s temperament
The federal judge was defending himself against vile, politically motivated charges.
Commentary: Weak parties make for a weak republic
They are likely to be hijacked by celebrities, with policy taking a back seat to personality.
Another View: Donald Trump a self-made man? Take a closer look
An exhaustive New York Times investigation reveals a fortune built on lies and scheming.
Our View: With a ‘yes’ vote, Sen. Collins ties her legacy to that of Brett Kavanaugh
It may not seem fair to pin so much responsibility on one senator, but she is part of a small group of her colleagues who could break a partisan vote.
Our View: Sen. Collins should vote ‘no’ on Kavanaugh
The toxic confirmation process threatens to do long-term damage to the Supreme Court as an institution. The Senate should reject the nomination and start over, and Collins has the ability to help make that happen.
Our View: Don’t forget: Alcohol is also a deadly drug
New research by the World Health Organization finds that 5% of all deaths can be attributed to booze.
Our View: Students can’t compete without computer science education
A study shows that Maine should get moving if it wants its young people and businesses to be competitive.