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Letters
Letters to the editor.
Letter to the Editor: Gideon has won many important endorsements
I’m supporting Sara Gideon for U.S. Senate because she’s been endorsed by the Human Rights Campaign, the League of Conservation Voters, the Natural Resources Defense Council Action Fund, Planned Parenthood, NARAL, Everytown for Gun Safety, the Maine AFL-CIO, Massachusetts and Northern New England Laborers, District Council, Painters and Allied Trades International Union District Council 35, […]
Letter to the editor: Town of Harrison, 1; Hoosier News Now, 0
My thanks to Bill Nemitz for his Oct. 14 column on the Hoosier News Now invasion of the Harrison Town Office recently. It must be a great shock to be confronted by a gang of superannuated skinheads with their guardhouse law degrees and wacko knowledge of the Constitution. One hopes that Bill’s expose will help […]
Letter to the editor: COVID protocols help Christians protect others
‘I hope and pray the pandemic is over soon, and am willing to sacrifice a weekly hour in church now for a safer future,’ a reader says.
Letter to the editor: Op-ed author accepts whatever Trump says
Charles Todorich (Maine Voices, Oct. 18) parroted Donald Trump’s lies, divisive language and patriotic propaganda very well. That he even hinted that Democrats of today are the “willing heirs of the ignominy (of slavery)” was ridiculous. His “clear thinking” shows a willingness to promote division and accept inflammatory rhetoric. Mr. Todorich represents what is wrong […]
Letter to the editor: PMA management winds up making case for union
Re: “Portland Museum of Art employees seek to unionize” (Oct. 21): The need for a union at the PMA workplace leaped out at me as soon as I read the words of PMA administrators quoted in Wednesday’s article. PMA managers claim they oppose unionization because their decisions are informed by “feedback” and “input” from the […]
Letter to the editor: Publication of ‘outright lie’ shows need for editing
I appreciate that the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram needs to publish opposing views, and I usually enjoy reading opinions on both sides of any issue. However, I find it irresponsible of you to print a widely discredited conspiracy theory in Charles Todorich’s “Maine Voices: No time for self indulgence. Love America? Vote Trump” (Oct. […]
Letter to the editor: Stick to the facts when promoting candidates
“Maine Voices: No time for self indulgence. Love America? Vote Trump” (Oct. 18) is an example of the extreme positions seen often today. Few objective facts, unsupported narratives designed primarily for emotional reaction. This commentary lists a litany of political positions that are not Joe Biden’s and not in the Democrats’ platform. This list could […]
Letter to the editor: Basic math shows why ‘herd immunity’ won’t work
In the interest of curtailing – or at least reducing – disinformation from our national government about our ongoing U.S. pandemic, I’d like to point out some very basic math relative to any talk of U.S. herd immunity: To reach herd immunity, as many as 75 to 80 percent of the U.S. would need to […]
Letter to the editor: Selser will bring commitment, leadership to South Portland School Board
As a mother of a daughter in the South Portland school system, I am very happy to strongly recommend you vote for Jeff Selser for our South Portland School Board. Over the last six or seven years, I have watched Jeff volunteer his time in our school community as a girls soccer coach and also […]