Sen. Collins and others do their part by pushing to delay ACA repeal to allow time to devise a substitute.
Greg Kesich
Portland Press Herald opinion columns from Greg Kesich.
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Podcast: Reader comments on privacy, insurance and minimum wage
Editorial page editors react to this week's online reader comments
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Greg Kesich: Columnist M.D. Harmon showed there’s more to us than what we think and say
A study in contrasts, Harmon wrote stinging commentary, yet behaved with great kindness.
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Greg Kesich: It’s a wonderful life, even for Democrats (really)
After losing a big election, nothing looks quite the same, but that’s not always such a bad thing.
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Podcast: Olive branches might work, but fig leaves don’t cover fake news
Portland Press Herald columnists discuss the week’s headlines.
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Greg Kesich: Never mind olive branches, mayor, your path to power is politics
Build support for your ideas, listen to colleagues on the council and make deals to form a coalition with clout.
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Greg Kesich: Set aside what president-elect says and focus on what he does
Donald Trump’s actions will have a far bigger impact on us. Meanwhile, let’s show flexibility on ‘hypocrisy.’
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Podcast: Transitions and Identity Politics
Portland Press Herald columnists are watching the Trump transition.
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As Maine goes, so goes the nation. What does 6 years of watching Gov. LePage tell us about what’s ahead for America?
Editorial Page Editor Greg Kesich and columnist Alan Caron see parallels between our Governor and our new President.
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Greg Kesich: Gut check shows nation beset by a widening great divide
One era ends and another begins, and no one should even try to predict what the future holds.