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Editorials
Opinions from the Portland Press Herald editorial board.
Letters to the editor, May 31, 2012Legislature pushes anti-worker agenda
The 125th Maine Legislature recessed in a whirlwind of bills. Instead of creating jobs to help Maine workers, the Republican-controlled Legislature created bills attacking workers’ rights. L.D. 1913 limits injured workers’ benefits. L.D. 1894 repeals collective bargaining rights for child care providers. L.D. 1725 penalizes unemployed workers. L.D. 1333 allows insurance companies to charge higher […]
Our View: Court holding hearingon guardian ad litem reform
There are enough complaints to warrant a review of this vital child welfare program.
Another View: American citizens should reclaim protection from spying
The Supreme Court should restore rights that Congress and two presidents took away.
Another View: Romney’s experience at Bain Capital is fair game in race
The presumptive nominee should be ready to explain his history if he wants to be president.
Our View: Housing agency report shows critics’ motives
A witch hunt against former MaineHousing director Dale McCormick was all about politics.
Another View: Don’t rush to blame pub in graduate student’s tragic death
There is evidence that Ri Ra’s employees tried to help Nathan Bihlmaier get to a safe place.
Our View: Confession in killing does not close case
Police will have to prove that Pedro Hernandez is telling the truth about Etan Patz.
Another View: Only veterans deserve loan-free higher education
Paying college debt is not too much to ask of those who will benefit from the education.
Our View: Congress should pass DISCLOSE Act
It’s important for voters to know where candidates are getting their money.